MODEL CAR RACING

The video discusses how racing cars in France continue to compete despite petrol shortages, using accurate replicas that reach speeds comparable to real racing cars. It highlights the Jean Maumot Stadium in Charenton, Paris, where these events take place. Additionally, the video mentions the ongoing use of steam trains in Sydney, Australia, as a viable mode of transportation.

What is the main challenge faced by racing cars in France?

• Shortage of petrol

• High competition

• Poor weather conditions

• Lack of drivers

Where do the racing car competitions take place in France?

• Champs-Élysées

• Eiffel Tower

• Jean Maumot Stadium

• Louvre Museum

How fast do the replica racing cars in France go?

• 80 miles an hour

• 60 miles an hour

• 40 miles an hour

• 20 miles an hour

What ensures the safety of drivers in these racing car competitions?

• Protective gear

• Drivers are not in the cars

• Automatic navigation

• Advanced braking systems

Which mode of transportation is still active in Sydney, Australia?

• Horse carriages

• Electric cars

• Bicycles

• Steam trains