Supercross Course Construction and History

The video explores the transformation of stadiums into Supercross tracks, a motorsport event that began in 1972. It details the process of protecting synthetic turf, laying down plywood, and preparing the dirt mixture for the track. The video also touches on the creativity of early video gamers in the late 70s and early 80s.

What is the primary material used to top off transportation infrastructure?

• Concrete or asphalt

• Dirt

• Gravel

• Wood

In what year did Supercross begin?

• 1972

• 1980

• 1965

• 1990

What is the weight of the motorcycles used in Supercross?

• 200 lbs

• 500 lbs

• 300 lbs

• 400 lbs

What is the first step in building a Supercross course?

• Setting up obstacles

• Laying down plastic

• Installing lights

• Importing dirt

How many sheets of plywood are used to protect the synthetic turf?

• 5,000

• 6,500

• 7,000

• 8,500

What is the composition of the dirt mixture used for the track?

• 50% clay, 50% sand

• 70% clay, 30% sand

• 60% clay, 40% sand

• 80% clay, 20% sand

Why is sand added to the clay in the dirt mixture?

• To make it heavier

• To keep moisture in

• To change the color

• To make it softer

What is the purpose of the road base material in the Supercross course?

• To create obstacles

• To support heavy equipment

• To add color

• To absorb sound

What event uses the dirt pile in Las Vegas before Supercross?

• Formula 1

• Rallycross

• NASCAR

• Monster Jam World Finals

What creative method did people use to get free games in the late 70s and early 80s?

• Using a magnet

• Drilling holes and using fishing line

• Hacking the system

• Using a special coin