Living Green - Episode 115 - Green Motorbike Racing

The video tutorial discusses the development of an electric bike that can be charged using a standard household socket. It highlights the bike's ability to reach speeds over 100 mph on mountainous terrain, making it suitable for Grand Prix race tracks. Engineering students evaluated various power sources, including compressed air, clockwork machines, hydrogen, and ammonia, before choosing electric. The bike features a lightweight design for enhanced performance and speed. Its first trial run is scheduled for the world's first Zero Emissions Grand Prix competition at the Isle of Man.

What is the maximum speed the bike can achieve?

• 100 mph

• 110 mph

• 90 mph

• 80 mph

Which of the following was NOT considered as a power source by the engineering students?

• Ammonia

• Solar power

• Compressed air

• Hydrogen

What type of design was implemented for the bike?

• Medium weight

• Heavyweight

• Variable weight

• Lightweight

Where will the bike's first trial run take place?

• Silverstone

• Isle of Man

• Le Mans

• Monaco Grand Prix

What is the significance of the bike's first trial run location?

• It's the longest race track

• It's the most challenging race track

• It's the first Zero Emissions Grand Prix

• It's a famous race track