The first challenge for Paul, 1.90 meters long, is to get into a buggy, reminiscent of karting with a small house. Rhine admits that the buggy is simple and its cost is relatively small, but the kaffe is huge, as it can be pushed up to 14,000 revolutions. After a short instruction, Paul goes to the track and confirms that the buggy carries, spins and is a hell-stable device.
Rhine’s buggy has been equipped with his “best friend” since 2013, or video system, so you can see the analysis, trajectories and speeds in detail after the trip. We will find out what the differences will be between the results of a professional and an amateur and why Nitišs believes that the data is the basis of the success of motorsport in the new series.
In this Speed tribe Paul Timrot and the show team continue to look for speed, adventure and interesting interlocutors. Speed tribe also shown every Thursday LMT on Smart TV, in the app LMT Straume and the Internet. Viewers are invited to participate Twitter in conversations with the subject # SpeedChild.
