VOICED : Dutch student team sets world land-speed

The video covers the Netherlands human-powered team's achievement of a new world land speed record, with Sebastian Bovair reaching over 83 miles per hour. The record was confirmed after a delay by Nevada officials. The event took place on a flat surface, ideal for such attempts. A tandem bike record attempt faced challenges, including a crash. Bovaird shared that success relies on both the bike's aerodynamics and the rider's condition. The team's project manager highlighted a key aerodynamic discovery that contributed to their success.

What was the speed achieved by Sebastian Bovair to set the new world land speed record?

• 100 miles per hour

• 90 miles per hour

• 83 miles per hour

• 75 miles per hour

Where did the annual gathering for the human-powered vehicle event take place?

• On a mountainous terrain

• On a sandy beach

• In a dense forest

• On the flattest and most forgiving surface

What happened to the glowworm tandem bike during the event?

• It set a new record

• It won the race

• It split into two

• It was disqualified

According to Sebastian Bovair, what is crucial for achieving high speeds in cycling?

• A colorful bike

• A heavy bike

• A bike with large wheels

• An aerodynamic bike and a fit rider

What small change made a significant difference in the bike's performance?

• Adjusting the ergonomic shape

• Increasing the wheel size

• Changing the color

• Adding more weight