The brief is to roll a car off a kerb. I think I did that@Jimlaad43 Thats whole different approach - using kerb to get too much air under the car. Doesn't countOther Kerb rollovers are happening because of centripetal force, or bouncing off from kerbs mechanical reactive force, or risen center of mass, or all three.
It flipped then rolled
( they have changed that now in Automobilista ) , Video : I hit a Curb wrong ---goes for about 100 meters on 2 wheels--hits then a tyre barrier--flips then over a 3 meter fence---rolls 2 times and ends on all 4 wheels--like a cat,.
Well, it's not me in the video, but it is @Ross McGregor in the first round of the VSCC from Albert Park displaying the textbook cornering technique for Turn 11 of the Australian GP street circuit
https://streamable.com/j3ntz
Where was the roll though?
Staging it isn't that bad. If you've found a glitchy kerb that does something really spectacular, there's nothing wrong with going out and taking it 10 times, rolling each time, and working out which one looks best.
I'm so talented (maybe not fast but definitely creative)This second one is also from a few months ago, less of a "roll" but still pretty spectacular and funny to watch.
Apparently they were using boats.Well, it's not me in the video, but it is @Ross McGregor in the first round of the VSCC from Albert Park displaying the textbook cornering technique for Turn 11 of the Australian GP street circuit
https://streamable.com/j3ntz
