Extreme Gravity: The Evolution of Soapbox Racing in the 21st Century

Extreme Gravity cars, inspired by soapbox racers, are made from F1 materials and cost up to $30,000. They rely on design and gravity for speed. Top designers from the US and UK built these cars for a charity event in Monterey, CA, featuring brands like Bentley and Porsche. The Volvo vehicle won, reaching 87 km/h.

What materials are used to construct Extreme Gravity cars?

• Glass and steel

• Same materials as F1 race cars

• Plastic and rubber

• Wood and metal

What is the primary source of speed for Extreme Gravity cars?

• Electric motors

• Wind power

• Solar panels

• Design and a steep hill

Who were challenged to build and race the Extreme Gravity vehicles?

• Local mechanics

• College students

• Top auto designers and manufacturers

• Amateur car enthusiasts

Where was the Extreme Gravity racing series held?

• New York, NY

• Miami, FL

• Monterey, CA

• Las Vegas, NV

Which brand's vehicle won the competition by reaching a speed of 87 km/h?

• Volvo

• Porsche

• General Motors

• Bentley