McMurtry Speirling

[mikephillips]

Saw in a blurb on the news the other day, this new electric car from a company called McMurtry. What caught my attention was that it uses fans and suction to literally be able to drive on the bottom of a slab meant to simulate a road that goes up and over and then straight with the car rolling along on the bottom. Interesting to see and expensive, but I don't know how much practical value driving upside down has unless perhaps you're a Batman or a Bond villain...

 

[Hamish Racing]

The McMurtry has been setting records at every track it goes to.
This was 3 years ago.

 

[waltesefalcon]

Old technology.

 

[Hamish Racing]

Old technology.

But that’s a proper car with a real engine.

 

[Silverghost]

Saw in a blurb on the news the other day, this new electric car from a company called McMurtry. What caught my attention was that it uses fans and suction to literally be able to drive on the bottom of a slab meant to simulate a road that goes up and over and then straight with the car rolling along on the bottom. Interesting to see and expensive, but I don't know how much practical value driving upside down has unless perhaps you're a Batman or a Bond villain...

Or Speedycop. I've met him, he's a great guy.

 

[AngliaGT]

But that’s a proper car with a real engine.

Yeah,but it really sucks.