HOVERCRAFT RALLY

The video covers the National Hovercraft Rally at Sherbourne Castle, highlighting the versatility of hovercrafts on land and water. It explains how anyone can build a hovercraft using various materials and engines, achieving speeds up to 55 mph. The event showcases the creativity and engineering skills of participants.

Where is the National Hovercraft Rally held?

• Windsor Castle in Berkshire

• Edinburgh Castle in Scotland

• Leeds Castle in Kent

• Sherbourne Castle in Dorset

What is a unique feature of hovercrafts?

• They are powered by solar energy

• They can operate on both land and water

• They are made of steel

• They can fly in the air

Who can build a hovercraft?

• Only people over 18

• Only members of the Hoverclub of Great Britain

• Only professional engineers

• Anyone, regardless of age or profession

What materials are commonly used to build hovercrafts?

• Steel, concrete, or glass

• Copper, brass, or bronze

• Marine plywood, light alloy, or fibreglass

• Wood, plastic, or rubber

What type of engines are used to power hovercrafts?

• Engines from motorcycles or cars

• Jet engines

• Bicycle engines

• Steam engines