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Originally Posted by Team Plutonium
Again, I think we need a clarification on this. I understand that the ESS car was going ~30mph previously, but when they both put the hammer down they traveled the same speed, no? The minuscule momentum prior shouldn't affect the equation and formula applied.
I'm not jumping to conclusion, I'm just trying to understand both points in this thread.
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The video shows one car doing a rolling start while the car starts accelerating from a steady speed as they hit the same mph. It takes time for boost and momentum to be created to achieve the same acceleration as the other car already has.
Here is the car in the video. 20' Bmw wheels and M5 brake