Race cars are way faster around corners and have way faster reaction to steering than bikes - maybe that's why ?

Its a Suzuki GSXR 1000 2008 engine

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Amen, brother. Thank you for this beautiful comment 🙏

Obviously you’re not familiar with Shelsley Walsh and the cars that compete in the British Hillclimb Championship. The video is certainly not sped up - it is absolute real time. The cars are built specifically for these types of hills with 0-64ft times regularly being below 2 seconds, therefore over 1G of acceleration. The acceleration of the cars is phenomenal and you only have to look at the timing clock when the cad goes over the finish line to see that it’s in real time - DEFINITELY NOT SPED UP

Some dipshit like you always says that in race videos like this.

This is real time and not sped up. Check the time on the clock next to the track over the finish line compared to the time of the video and you’ll see it’s identical.

The gauge on the right is elevation gain in feet. It is not clear to see in the video but the hill is very steep with approximately a 10% gradient average. The steepest section is 16%.

@@tompoole7266 thank you, and is that in real time or is it telling him about the track ahead of him?

@@FreddySherman it’s real time but there is a slight delay in processing the information as it is through the Garmin Virb GPS

@@tompoole7266 Thank you. Thrilling video to watch.