The Science of the Shake 'n' Bake

[@Donut]

The Donut Wind Tunnel needs new items for us to perform "science experiments" - send us your best stuff or lemme know what we should put in it next - Jeremiah

[@bosch_doc]

The show should be renamed to Science Garage, uncle Jerry.

[@philipbarton3456]

I vote at the end of each Jeremiah video we get to see the aerodynamics of different Hot Wheels cars. You know you want it to happen. Just gotta poke Mattel the way they did Dodge. I am sure they would love the idea!

[@suraajarivoo]

@@bosch_doc I agree

[@izzieb]

I'm sure you knew when you said it, that you'll probably end up with a load of... mhm... marital aids.

[@MJ1331EL]

Two Sweet n Low Packets, and Nicole Kidman's leg :D

[@NASCAR]

Shake and bake!

[@Bitterman5868]

Upload the satellite stream of the Calder park thunderdome ye hacks!

[@thatguy3745]

What have you done

[@LoneCrusader]

Stop the political correctness your fan base hates

[@BobSkating]

What a dumb name,lmao

[@S3NTR0]

Funny seeing you here

[@xavierhuffman1406]

Jeremiah is slowly becoming my favorite host. He makes the show super entertaining while still being educational!

[@hydrolifetech7911]

He was weird in his early videos and got a lot of hate but he has gotten into his own and is a joy to watch

[@jeremiahvincentbrazil8521]

I miss bart

[@ballsdeep6912]

@@jeremiahvincentbrazil8521 too bad we can’t have Science Garage and B2B at the same time

[@jeremiahvincentbrazil8521]

I love myself too jk

[@slippinslidewayz]

He also has a RB swapped 240. Best taste of the Donut team IMO.

[@LarsPantsonFars]

I love the idea that Jerry is slowly slipping into insanity trying to explain the physics and engineering of cars

[@manusb6441]

So True🤣🤣

[@kemsatofficial]

I knew after the first ad I saw him do. I thought “this dude is one with the madness,” I did.

[@wanderingbufoon]

Soon hell start having crazy Bart energy

[@killaflamez]

Reminds me of science garage

[@OldManShoutsAtClouds]

@@wanderingbufoon Please no, I couldn't stand that guy.

[@HPayne62]

One of the other detractors to the tail car in a tandem is that the front car totally blocks the airflow to the trailing car's radiator, so the engine starts to overheat. This is why you see the cars switch places after a tandem.

[@completefemboyr.n.g1308]

"ANYTHING goin in the wind tunnel" to straight up knowledge is so entertaining

[@raylingtoribio3375]

They should put a donut in the wind tunnel

[@sklizzy3125]

i’m gonna send them weed 😈

[@4ae109]

@Gray Plays stop trying to tarnish graystillplays name

[@mmllmmll22]

I wonder how many "massagers" they are going to recive, lol

[@JanBabiuchHall]

Do a lobster

[@TheShoeJr]

As someone who’s getting into NASCAR, this was extremely helpful, Jeremiah. Just in time for the playoffs, too!

[@ol_smokey9370]

I've been watching Nascar with my dad since the mid 90s. He and I are the only ones I know that follow it.

[@roymcdre9180]

I hope you survive the boomers long enough to enjoy it kid

[@abcdefg12345670]

Welcome to the sport!

[@farrdawgjoker7087]

I learned drafting as a young kid when we got our racing Go-Karts on the car tracks that were 1/2 mile dirt/clay, if you got out of line you went to the back! My pit guy was an engineer and after adjusting our body kits and plastic cone that deflected air over the steering wheel and leaning our seats as far back as possible to get our body out of the wind! It was fun in the limited modified and open classes because we were up over 100mph! So fun and so frustrating!

[@farrdawgjoker7087]

Why did a feel good quote of the day video get linked as a response? DON'T CLICK LINK!

[@Ben.N]

@@farrdawgjoker7087 ?

[@Ben.N]

Nice story though

[@predaxgamer6396]

100 mph? Wow

[@bloatedtonydanza7798]

Audis and BMWs owners know tailgating reduce wind resistance. And everyone thought they were just pricks 😂

[@YeeSoest]

I once did 75 mpg in a Peugeot 206 over 250miles sitting right behind a big ol' truck halfway through germany. Drafting is an amazing fuel saver but the view gets a bit boring after a couple of hours

[@4nd3rzzon]

@@YeeSoest works great until the truck suddenly breaks

[@xavierrodriguez2463]

@@4nd3rzzon I mean trucks take for fucking ever to brake, like, with a small gap if you have the reaction time you'd be able to outbrake the truck in basically any other vehicle. like a shitty ricer honda civic with worn pads would be able to safely outbrake the truck

[@Cheezeroi]

@@xavierrodriguez2463 volvo truck brake

[@4nd3rzzon]

@@xavierrodriguez2463 volvo truck brakes

[@thedonhugo79]

Bump draft? No. He didn't slam you, he didn't bump you, he didn't nudge you... he *rubbed* you. And rubbin, son, is racin'.

[@joshuadelasalle8581]

Best comment

[@cop9743]

Tandem draft

[@finesser650]

This makes NASCAR much more understandable on a competitive level.

[@bosch_doc]

This should really be renamed to Science Garage since it's more like that than the original B2B.

[@chuckiefinster544]

I second that

[@itzshark6737]

I agree

[@sumaru1383]

100%! They need to bring back the old B2B too🥲 I love Uncle Jerry, but they had some bad*** cars featured on og B2B

[@BrundonC]

Damn. Good suggestion.

[@brandonmelikian8842]

The old science garage was so much better

[@ZachCortez]

This just made NASCAR look like a game of chess and I love it

[@busterbarlow9094]

Daytona and Talladega Speedway are both exactly that. This last Saturday NASCAR raced at Daytona.

[@memosiuuuuuu8808]

@@busterbarlow9094 how often are these races held? I really want to watch one now 😅

[@rdlangston13]

@@memosiuuuuuu8808 2 races a year at each track

[@DepravedCoTApologist]

@@memosiuuuuuu8808 4 times a year. 2 at Daytona in Feburary and August, and 2 at Talladega in April/May and October. You can rewatch the full race at Daytona last week on NASCAR's KZbin channel either today or tomorrow (whenever they upload it). Just a fair warning: while NASCAR superspeedway racing is a lot of fun to watch, recently a growing trend is that drivers are getting way too aggressive with it, which leads to massive wrecks. It's a lot of fun but also kinda stupid. Most people like it tho, but some don't

[@illiogicalphilosophy2481]

It is

[@FLUXXEUS]

Nascar is LITERALLY a "top anime betrayal" in vehicle form 🤣

[@gatling216]

I mean, you’re not wrong. Some drivers made a name for themselves using these tactics.

[@coleirish5378]

The secret is you gotta drive like there is a kilo of Columbian BamBam taped under the car and boys in blue are on the way… MAMA IM GOING FAST!!!!!!

[@JK-gm6kk]

I'm gonna have to watch the Amy Adams speech after this

[@KineticTaco]

Gotta have a Susan too

[@michaelbiniakewitz2329]

Jerry, you’re the only person who has ever made me listen 🎧 when NASCAR is talked about, make it very enjoyable!

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

Same here =)

[@neiana]

Sadly one of the more interesting pieces of information is 10 years old.

[@markcamenzind224]

I never have spent a second consuming any NASCAR media in my life, but love formula 1. I’m interested to see why other people see it interesting. Not a hater just not a fan.

[@raymonds7492]

@@markcamenzind224 Maybe for the same reason the mustang is so popular. It’s fun and down to earth.

[@neiana]

@@markcamenzind224 1) it represents the reality of driving for the everyman (not as much lately) whereas F1 is a billionaire's club. 2) It's loud and forceful as opposed to sounding like a little child crying for their candy. 3) Fights are fights, not little children crying for their candy (see Lewis, Toto, RBR, Maxi Pad...) 4) It's a sport that grew more out of prohibition, and therefore a more homegrown sport, than European borne F1... see why NFL, NBA, MLB are all more popular than the European sports they came from. 5) While NASCAR drivers who are driving for the top teams will win more often, it isn't like fffing Merc. American's don't give 2 craps about something quite so dominant. Keep in mind, our sports artificially inflate the number of games in a finals series to last as close to 7 games as possible in NBA and as long as possible in other "American" sports, as well. I -enjoy- NASCAR and Indycar 100000000% more than I -enjoy- F1 but F1 is can't miss. I still think Indycar is superior entertainment and F1 is little more than daddy's money vroom vrooming around (sans Lewis, obv, given his background). F1 is about wealth and opportunity whereas NASCAR is about actual talent (in the car provided... I'm not saying a NASCAR driver will outclass an F1 driver in an F1 grid. No sireeee that's not my argument). Hamilton is -not- as superior to his competition as the stats would have us believe. He's superior, but not as superior. Same with Schumi. 6) someone else can actually win.

[@jellofuel]

Keep the Talladega Nights references going by putting a mountain lion in the wind tunnel

[@ryurc3033]

Down karen!!!

[@RaindropsBleeding]

I support this

[@mkL37R]

Jeremiah: "Whaaaat, don't leave me dad!" James: *appears* You guys at Donut are geniuses

[@moldyskittle]

Once I learned about all the cool tech and tactics, all of the team efforts, etc, I began to appreciate NASCAR quite a lot. When I saw Blaney make a huge push at Daytona a few years back, when he was in the 21 car, it was actually very exciting. Even though he didn't place first it was a badass display, and he became the guy I root for out there.

[@neverwasteyourtime3640]

Strange:kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH2Ump-IlKigp80

[@kalus1019]

Jeremiah: “And its called bump drafting” Mercedes to V. Bottas: “write that down”

[@utuberme1]

hahaha

[@michaelcullen5955]

Jerry has done such a great job with this show. Equal parts informative and entertaining

[@parkerolszak1020]

I finished my thesis in nascar drafting this year and am now an aerodynamic engineer for an oem. Happy to see Jerry finally talking about this cool stuff

[@DGJunkie1]

You gotta test donuts in the Donut Wind Tunnel. We need to know which donut is aerodynamically the best. I'm going with plain glazed.

[@63CorvetteStingray]

Is an eclair considered a donut?

[@briand8090]

My money is on the glazed twist

[@shaggyshaggadellic1955]

I place my bet on strawberry frosting with sprinkles. The sprinkles will make it act like a golf ball. 🙃

[@jesse.vr6]

I'm betting boston creme... the hole in the middle of a traditional donut might cause extra drag on the inner surface facing the oncoming wind...

[@shaggyshaggadellic1955]

@@jesse.vr6 may have less drag but all that weight of the cream will slow it down in a race! 🙃

[@RStarbuck13]

I haven't found NASCAR this fascinating since Days of Thunder. Well done.

[@ReignofStorms]

" The boy don't have the balls to pass me on the outside."

[@jepsmcsmackin2507]

NASCAR is actually genius, they made racing a stadium watchable event just like any other sport

[@korymanuel4037]

True just gets boring watching go in a circle

[@cjuice9039]

Now if only they would fix all the things they fucked up in the past 3 decades. Then maybe more people would watch the sport.

[@tamas5594]

And it is also the most American sport ever. And a memesource.

[@korymanuel4037]

@@tamas5594 just wish they circuit track like IndyCar does

[@therealgrizadams]

@@korymanuel4037 8 out of the 36 races are on road coarses and there's even a dirt race.

[@ShadowWolfe]

The side-draft is actually when the front of the passing car gets to the spoiler of the other car for about half a car length. The passing car then moves a lane or two over so they don't get side-drafted themselves - or slow themselves and the car they're passing which is what was visually shown. That section could've been worded/shown a bit differently.

[@sheikmohamedamanulaa3898]

Yehh... what the video mentioned didn't make sense to me..... Urs did...but expound please!!

[@stoneseabolt]

"Send me anything!" Well, now I'm definitely not gonna send several pounds of Bush's baked beans... Roll that beautiful bean footage!

[@chicagoakland]

Not what they meant when they said, "give it the beans" 😂

[@kellym.puckett6209]

I’m a huge NASCAR fan and I’m happy that someone is finally explaining that NASCAR is much tougher than everyone thinks.

[@waluigigang9998]

Great now when I'm tailgating someone, I can say "I'm just drafting man I'm low on gas".

[@Williamkwood]

My bio-dad used to do this with trucks on the highway. Somehow he never ended up under the back of one.

[@shadow105720]

See i tailgate for the opposite reason. If there is somebody in the left lane matching speed with semis I get right up their ass to get them to finally pull ahead. But also for the same reasons, my truck gets better mpg at 75 than 55 and fighting huge side drafts from semis. Not to mention how stupid and dangerous it is to ride side by side with anyone on a 2 lane, let alone an 18 wheeler that will flatten even my pickup.

[@bwofficial1776]

@@shadow105720 I love brake checking tailgaters. One time a guy almost flipped his pickup because I showed him that the Prius I was driving at the time could stop faster than his brodozer. Seriously, Priuses handle and stop better than you'd think. They just don't go very well.

[@dnlmachine4287]

What really makes NASCAR awesome, in modern era = Cameras. All racing, but especially NASCAR. Seeing the front spoiler cam really brings the feeling of just how fast 200mph is. In car cam and you can see just how hard those drivers are working to keep the car on path. Rear bumper is so great, seeing the chasing cars fine adjustments to stay in the draft, like a 500HP giant shark chasing down and chewing up the asphalt. The on track cams, like Jerry said "V-V-V-V-V-V-V-VVVVIPVIPVIP", and the debris flying off the track. That roar as they approach, and then silence after just as quickly. So bloody awesome. Stay gold.

[@saptorshimukherjee8532]

I wasn't a NASCAR fan before this year's season. After having understood the concept of NASCAR, boy am I lovin it😍 P.s. I want this guy to be my physics teacher 😭😭😭he explains so well!!!!!!

[@korymanuel4037]

Lmao right

[@korymanuel4037]

@Gray Plays huh??

[@avgmoose2568]

@@korymanuel4037 he a bot, posting the link to some random vid

[@korymanuel4037]

@@avgmoose2568 okay yeah that's random

[@vedantkothari215]

Istg! I used to think it's just cars going round and round at high speeds but now I get it why people love it so much.. there's so many things working behind the scenes! It's a shame no one takes racing as seriously as they used to before

[@Erpiiix]

I think i’m obligated to tell y’all this. Donut Media and especially Jeremiah’s science videos made me apply and get into Automotive Engineering 🙌🏽

[@singular9]

Jerry took more power so literally he turned into Palpatine. UNLIMITED POWER

[@PostalTwinkie]

9:52 "Ahh. Don't leave me dad." *Cuts to James selling a shirt*

[@williamjackson3461]

Jerry: Nooo, don't leave me dad. James: *comes outta nowhere*

[@rosstihh2220]

Ikr... 😅😅

[@elvis1745]

Coincidence? I think not.

[@winxiagoodey8679]

the first step

[@BrundonC]

He’s about to have so many… male member toys for his wind tunnel

[@BigScreenViewing]

D-did he just invite us to send him endless amounts of giant rainbow dragon dildos?

[@cloudy4872]

yes he did.

[@shinji4487]

0:45 love that energy keep that going

[@andreymoiseyev8521]

How many adult toys will Donut media receive in the mail for the wind tunnel? I’d say 12.

[@travisross4387]

The real question is how many will be home made duplicates made from molds?

[@marcelobsky1235]

Lmao true

[@Si74l0rd]

I'd say more than. Lol.

[@kentonbrewerracing2434]

Lots of good information here! One thing that should be noted is how the tandem drafting works. Back in the early 2010s NASCAR had bumpers that lined up better with the Car of Tomorrow and it forced drivers to lock bumpers and tandem draft in order to win at the restrictor plate tracks. This wasn't really "bump drafting" as they weren't bumping, but actually the rear car pushing continuously on the front car. The "aero-push" also doesn't come into effect that much on the restrictor plate tracks where tandem drafting exists. The main disadvantage that trailing cars faced was actually overheating because the tandem draft covered the grill opening and caused them to run hot. So drivers would work with one in front and one in back for a few laps and then have to switch going into a corner and then they could hook up and keep tandem drafting. It truly became an art in the early 2010s and being able to time the switch and being able to tandem and switch in the shortest amount of time became a real skill set for drivers. Unfortunately when NASCAR introduced the Gen6 car the tandem drafting sort of died out because the bumpers didn't line up as well, and NASCAR implemented rules to forbid locking bumpers, which I personally dislike.

[@divyanshugupta2221]

the editing and graphics are always so on point

[@darin447]

OMG wind tunnel on a model using Reynolds theory… straws for laminar flow. … fluid dynamics… you guys always amaze me of your engineering expertise. As a mechanical engineer I am impressed.

[@RickTroutner]

Jeremiah Burton: A man with many lower third descriptions

[@JustinMayfield]

The technical depth you get into is just fantastic. As an engineer I'm loving this stuff and it's making me appreciate NASCAR more than I ever thought I would.

[@jeffrichards1537]

I love hearing the people behind the camera when Jeremiah start doing unexpected things like fighting air lol

[@88ights]

Ok

[@RaindropsBleeding]

It's fun to be reminded that these guys love being silly just as much as I do

[@jake4194]

It's a sound track...

[@mikescully6546]

Shake and bake was their catchphrase, "slingshot" was the name of their drafting move

[@TheEpicLifeOfJacob]

For those who missed it, yes that was a Ken Doll getting smoke blown up his ass!

[@57F100]

You have to admit, that mini wind tunnel was really cool

[@elflaco4171]

Day 67 of asking donut media to do a up to speed on the oil crisis

[@datruford]

That’s legit a great episode idea

[@elflaco4171]

I realy want one, PLEASE DONUT HEAR MY PLEE, much love

[@manusb6441]

Almost 69 LOL🤣😎

[@elflaco4171]

Facts, idk what to do when i hit it

[@mikeroberts7520]

Dick Trickle on Harry Gant, Kyle Busch, and Jimmy Johnson down to Ricky Rudd on day 69. Cuz of kickass NASCAR driver names baby!

[@cpt.2944]

Jeremiah is one of the best hosts. The swearing segment at the start was gold

[@PaganiGaming]

Day 422 of asking James to do an Up to speed on his Dad

[@elflaco4171]

Boss…..?

[@joshuagibson2520]

The real hero.

[@boingy-m5q]

by God, he's still doing it

[@cjuice9039]

Dang he still going

[@tedbeav]

Keep going soldier

[@patrickwelsh8882]

These forces and effects lead to really interesting racing when I comes to gravity events. I’m a downhill skater and very light so my heavier team mates and I used to strategize during qualifying laps, myself starting in front to give my bigger team mates less drag, while they would use their greater mass and subsequent momentum to keep pushing me in front to act as a wind break and both set significantly faster times

[@MyHandleIsGood]

NASCAR is incredible, people that don't like it obviously haven't seen it

[@skeltonslay8er781]

They’ve probably only seen it on tv. It’s always better in person

[@chomin3025]

Plot twist: I don’t like it enough to see it

[@gabrianadcox-wilson7397]

Nascar used to be cool when they were pushing for speed and didn't put a cap on the speed

[@HighRevz]

F1 takes more skill and better to watch in my opinion

[@huleyn135]

Oval racing just isnt fun. Its kinda like baseball, cool idea but so very incredibly boring to watch

[@someguyontheinternet7165]

Nascar better be sending you guys a thank you letter and some sweet perks because in 15 minutes you made Nascar more appealing to a wider audience than their own organization has in the last 30 years.

[@cjuice9039]

I always love it when Donut makes a NASCAR video, it helps people who dont follow the sport or just casual fans understand the details. Keep up the good work boys.

[@joshmiller7777]

"Waaaa don't leave me dad" *Cuts to James* 😂😂

[@WellFragrancedOne]

Hey potential member of donut media. I love the content being provided by the media group and was wondering if a short physics video of (as silly as it sounds) how an engine... Turns off?

[@TranceFur]

Spark + air + fuel - spark - fuel = engine no worky

[@z33tanner]

When you turn the car to off, Ignition tumbler your key goes into kills the eletrical power to your fuel injectors and ignition coils. With no fuel to burn or spark to combust the engine stops running.

[@jstewlly4747]

When i seen that small wind tunnel my first thought was ........."cant motorsport teams just use something small like this to test cars" then just make bigger scale replicas of that to save cost for a big "real" wind tunnel...............cause thats how mclaren got started Bruce bought a wind tunnel

[@seriusblack6870]

This mini wind tunnel makes me want to try attempt and build a mini Dyno for my rc cars.

[@Noah-jb9om]

do itt that would be so sick

[@chada75]

Yes. Do it and upload a clip!

[@TheMicowski]

The wind tunnel kit is a legit FANTASTIC idea... There's so many good options out there!

[@ilhaamashraf3800]

"i built the whole wind tunnel, i will use the whole wind tunnel"

[@Bradlifer]

"Don't leave me dad" cuts to James lmfao you guys play on that and it's great

[@theengineerguy1485]

There was a little too much smoke in that 'wind tunnel room'. Was that the stuff James smokes before filming.

[@johnbarker5009]

The side draft is probably such an enormous part of the package now because the fastest tracks have enormous spoilers. It becomes an equally enormous parachute when you push your bow wave onto it. One of the legends of NASCAR is that Dale Earnhardt could "see the air." IMO what he actually did was figure out side drafting before anyone else did and keep his mouth shut so his secret didn't get out. If you watch vintage NASCAR footage the broadcasters would often say when the cars started to get side by side the aero would suck the cars together. Then they switched to saying the passing car would tuck in close to try to hide in the bow wave of the forward car as long as possible. Drivers probably thought that's what was going on at the time.

[@cjuice9039]

With all due respect Lucius, I'm about to do some driving.

[@JK-gm6kk]

God damn right

[@StarsWithScars]

Jeremia has the physics knowledge, Zach has the charisma, James has the jokes and Nolan has the cutness. Nice team so far

[@DuTrom]

For a second I thought the title was "The Science of the Take n' Bake" and I was like, Why are we talking about Costco food?

[@Si74l0rd]

Better than my thought of what do cars have to do with Meth? Lol.

[@jmn1853]

I love have you guys even make NASCAR seem very interesting, maybe it’s just a nerd in me or should I say the car nerd in me that makes these type of episodes seems so great. I live it! 🤓

[@motomuso]

"That's not fraaad chicken Daddy - It's Shike and Bike and ah hay-elped!" (Old TV ad)

[@megatron8490]

9:35 I remember that race. My driver Truex (light blue car) was being chased by Jimmie Johnson on the last lap of the charlotte royal. This was Jimmies last chance at the playoff thats season so he tried passing truex and ended up wrecking both of them.

[@bruhnt5063]

Day 116 of asking Donut to bring old B2B back

[@g.anirudhvarma6295]

you are first 🎇🎉🎊🏅🎖🎖🎖🏆🏆🏆

[@bobwalsh3751]

Could you even remotely imagine how INSANE NASCAR would be with even a tiny amount of active aerodynamics? Even something as simple as a variable opening in the air intakes?

[@Leo___________]

Make them driver controlled

[@GARBO96]

I can't wait till next year when they actually have to use suspension that you would see on a stock vehicle. Because my Toyota definitely has a solid rear axle

[@busterbarlow9094]

I bet your Toyota also has a 355ci V8?

[@LEXXIUS]

@@busterbarlow9094 Not yet... 😏

[@z33tanner]

The IRS system they are going to is an attempt to emlimate wheel hop. Will be interesting to see who can use it to their advantage, that and the new transaxles will be the biggest changes i think. I can't wait to hear the sequential gear changes at Sonoma next year.

[@Megacooler96_]

When I used to be a jackman in Nascar, aerodynamics are one of the biggest things during race...especially on the super speedways. A small dent on the car can drastically help or hurt the car's performance during the race. Watching the races from Talledega and Daytona will show how important aerodynamics is

[@brieee28]

"Race cars like a NASCAR Cup Car are often already producing as much power as they can" iirc those things can do over 800 and are restricted to between 500 and 650 depending on the track

[@PheonixRise666]

Producing as much power as they can doesn't necessarily mean the engine in turned to 11, it can also mean they're making the maximum amount of power allowed in the rules

[@coldblue32E]

I love how they cut straight to James when Jeremiah said "Noooo, don't leave me dad!" lmao

[@jpteix]

It's amazing how every member of this channel slowly goes insane over time.

[@Dawg_Lotion]

It was really nice to have the science of shake n bake explained to me by Tom DeLonge of blink 182 fame. Thanks for taking time out of your busy touring schedule for us Tom

[@landonrussell9627]

Anyone wanna create an F0 league where active aero, CVT transmissions, ABS etc would all be allowed. it’d be like a group B mixed with F1 very few rules but more interesting races!

[@Denes2005]

9:28 shows oversteer

[@TheMindUnlocked]

Two drivers from same team can tandem whole race would be just mystical 11:03

[@Galm813]

Wow. Candy Vegito cameo at 2:19 . Donut really calling in the celebs

[@nathan_trefault]

10:55 this moment and the suck blow night club moment are why you are my favorite host 😂

[@Boneychuck]

Sweet wind tunnel build, but man the editor fubared that "aero-push" or tight condition showing cars getting loose on a road course. Love the content yall, and keep givin er the beans!

[@debbstraw579]

I cant watch Nascar but the science behind the drafting always fascinated me

[@hsvracer]

Definitely sending some truck nuts dipped in glue and coated with some of my dogs hair for the wind tunnel, then link in a certain sponsor to test the "airflow" difference after the sponsor product has done its magic 🤣👌😉

[@chrishartsook7540]

This is the best thing I’ve seen so far

[@Si74l0rd]

That does actually make NASCAR more interesting. Thank you.

[@wk7337]

Definitely need more nascar stuff, I need to understand it better/who to root for, maybe explain the teams?

[@merriman420]

3:52 I just fell of the toilet laughing so much

[@georgemercadojr660]

Donut should have a section teaching how motorsports strategize racing for different tracks and car

[@bradensahlstrom1626]

Since we’re talking aerodynamics, how about the aerodynamics of a winged dirt sprint car? Dirt racing is long overdue on this channel, I’d love to see your take on sprint cars!

[@ozrrrr]

Donut Media consistently have the best intro animations on KZbin. Change my mind.

[@Mkultra746]

We’re seeing the whole crew of this channel go mad insane. It’s beautiful, honestly. It’s like seeing your kids grow up. 🥲🤌🏼

[@JanBabiuchHall]

3:54 you know you have to do aerodynamics of a lobster

[@celestialmedia2280]

By seeing address in description,he is really serious abt it , thought he was just kidding 😂 James surely is the one who's making everyone go crazy 👍👌🏽 love their energy

[@kunaikilla]

This video is one of the best I seen on this channel. LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING!!!!!!

[@thomasbarlow4223]

I really enjoy doing this when cruising on the highway in my big work van. It's crazy how riding behind a semi can increase your speed by a couple miles an hour without changing throttle position.

[@nightstandco]

Never understood Nascar. Now I'm interested in learning more about Nascar. Job well done fellas.

[@colin8570]

At first I was thinking “who doesn’t know what slip-streaming is” and then I figured out I apparently really didn’t. I never knew that tandem reduced the overall drag and not just the drag on the rear car. I figured it was just the most efficient way to slipstream.

[@anthonyring123]

i am now a nascar fan. this explained the sport in a way to make it entertaining to me

[@self_harem2125]

The feeling i get from this is like when i learned the different positions on NFL teams, and their functions in regard to breaking the (more obvious) defending line. I always root for the offense. Its fun to watch.