7:57:148! Dumas drove the Volkswagen I.D. R to set the fastest record for the Pikes Peak mountain climbing race, but the fastest record is now 5 minutes 55 seconds 246 in the 99th edition, but due to weather reasons, the track length was forced to be shortened to two-thirds.
How long does it take to run the entire journey? 5 minutes 55 seconds 246 is 355 seconds 246 that is 355 (.246 is removed for easy calculation). The length of Pike peak is 19.99 kilometers. Its two-thirds is 13.326667 kilometers (leave more decimal points to be more accurate), 13.326667 kilometers/355 seconds = 0.0375399070422535, calculated that 1 second run is 0.0375399070422535 kilometers, 19.99/0.0375399070422535=532.499987, that is, 8 minutes 52 seconds 5, huh? If you run the whole process, the speed is actually faster than the previous record (Is it only so boring that I counted this?), and this is calculated just from the distance. In fact, in reality, it will be more difficult to continue climbing up, which will affect the speed. Forget it, it’s also an entertainment nature anyway, so don’t be too serious.
So what is the average speed? I.D. R is 7 minutes and 57, 477 seconds, 19.99 km/477 seconds * 3600 seconds = 150 km/h, a special number is 5 minutes and 55, 355 seconds, two-thirds of the distance is 13.326667 km/355 seconds * 3600 seconds = 135 km/h.
