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The clever wind blocking device helps athletes reach maximum speeds on ice

2,832,450 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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Muncus Agruncus1 year ago

Whats the point? If youre gonna change a few dynamics of it, just get in the damn truck or hold the bumper and call it good. Stupid.

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Aamir1 year ago

Damn so much pressure not to accidentally brake 🫣

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Paws1 year ago

Don’t think these will count for any records

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ᴄʜɪʜᴀʏᴀ♡̷̷ˎˊ1 year ago

That’s cheating. Elements are a part of sports.

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Hardwire Media1 year ago

The skater in the video is Kjeld Nuis, a Dutch Olympic speed skating champion. He achieved a new world record speed of 64 mph (103 kph) on ice, assisted by a Red Bull-sponsored setup involving a truck pulling an aeroshield canopy. This innovative approach allowed Nuis to skate at highway speeds, breaking his previous record set in 2018 with Red Bull.

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Guy1 year ago

Is it cheating

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Capytain Phillips1 year ago

Red Bull gives you (wind-assisted) wings

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The Immortal1 year ago

Wow it is like a video game ...

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Shantanu Dwivedi1 year ago

Any unusual sporting Event Sponsor - Redbull

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JTGArizona1 year ago

Cool I guess. But, in the real world when the competition is real, they will not be able to use that contraption.

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