Volume 25 Science Of Speed
The Editors
Volume 25 Science Of Speed
Hearst Owned
Full Volume Contents
Photo credit: Hearst Owned
By Daniel Pund
Symbols Of Speed
Photo credit: Illustration by Charles Williams
By Mike Austin
Speed Lab: The Science of Motorsport
Photo credit: ILLUSTRATION BY TIM O’BRIEN
By John Pearley Huffman
McLaren Solus GT: A Video-Game Fantasy Comes to Life
Photo credit: Marc Urbano
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By Jethro Bovingdon
How the NACA Duct Went From Early-Jet-Age Failure to Motorsport Fetish
Photo credit: Photograph courtesy of NASA
By Daniel Pund
How Toyota Advanced Drag-Racing Prep From Shoe Soles to Spreadsheets
Photo credit: Ian Allen
By Bozi Tatrevic
How a Nineties Race Team Used a Crash-Test Camera to Steal Data From Its Competitors
Photo credit: Illustration by Edward Kinsella
By Marshall Pruett
Is Carbon Fiber Still the Wonder Material of the Future?
Photo credit: Courtesy of Motorsport Images
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By Lawrence Ulrich
The Porsche 911 GTS-T Hybrid Is the Most Versatile Variant of the Most Versatile Sports Car
Photo credit: Sevian Daupi
By Matt Farah
How a Legend Was Built on a Fake Mock-Up and a Failed Racing Experiment
Photo credit: Benedict Redgrove
By Mike Duff
How Indy's Pagoda Broke New Ground in Racetrack Architecture
Photo credit: Grant Hindsley
By A.J. Baime
The Bizarro Superstitions that Fuel Racing Victories
Photo credit: Illustrations by Mark Scicluna
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By A.J. Baime
The New Corvette ZR1 Pushes Engineering to Extremes
Photo credit: Jeremy Cliff
By Mike Austin
From Door Hinges to Ford GTs: Inside Multimatic
Photo credit: Will Crooks
By John Pearley Huffman
How Cosworth Became the Exotic-Car World's Go-to Engine Supplier
Photo credit: ralph bohannon
By Brendan McAlreer
Scanners: Science of Speed
Photo credit: Johnny Autry
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By Amelia Nonemacher
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