Testing the Limits: Can a Land Yacht Exceed Wind Speed?

The video follows Vassal as he takes on the challenge of piloting a land yacht designed by Mikaela to go faster than the wind. The yacht features a unique design with a polystyrene frame and carbon-coated sail. Despite initial difficulties and a minor crash, Vassal manages to achieve a speed of 62 km/h, surpassing the wind speed of 41 km/h. The video highlights the challenges and successes of the test, emphasizing the innovative design and the thrill of speed.

What was the main goal of the challenge involving the land yacht?

• To sail across the ocean

• To test a new type of engine

• To go faster than the wind

• To break a world record

What materials were used in the construction of the land yacht's sail?

• Aluminum and plastic

• Wood and fiberglass

• Steel and rubber

• Polystyrene, carbon, and resin

What safety equipment was mandatory for Vassal before piloting the land yacht?

• Racing car protections and helmet

• Parachute and goggles

• Knee pads and elbow pads

• Life jacket and gloves

What was the initial speed of the wind on the day of the challenge?

• 30 kilometers per hour

• 50 kilometers per hour

• 40 kilometers per hour

• 60 kilometers per hour

What was Vassal's main difficulty during his solo attempt?

• Understanding the controls

• Maintaining balance

• Avoiding obstacles

• Controlling the speed

What was the maximum speed achieved by the land yacht during the challenge?

• 72 kilometers per hour

• 62 kilometers per hour

• 52 kilometers per hour

• 41 kilometers per hour

What was the outcome of the challenge?

• The land yacht broke down completely

• The land yacht went faster than the wind

• The land yacht went slower than the wind

• The land yacht failed to move