Rice Burner boat racing - Crash Compilation - See my pinned comment.

So, life skills for rice racing...Lol! Who knows it might save your life after the collapse.

@WMHarrison94: Hydro and Aero Dynamics - if the boats and motor outputs were more or less identical - the prow down and lay flat would make a HUGE difference.

@WMHarrison94: Harold - if you stop this video at 24 seconds, in the in amongst the frames that SHE is coming to the finishing line...... where her head - coming from the right, is almost dead center of the video, that boats front part is running on a wedge of air..... and it has what is called a stepped hull, that enables air to get in and under the hull - to allow the boat to lift, to reduce drag and to stop the hull from "sticking to the water" - it's called a "Step" in sea plane hulls, or the "Felixstowe notch". https://upload.wikimedia.org/w....ikipedia/commons/thu

@WMHarrison94: At Felixstowe, Porte made advances in flying-boat design and developed a practical hull design with the distinctive "Felixstowe notch".[22] Porte's first design to be implemented in Felixstowe was the Felixstowe Porte Baby, a large, three-engined biplane flying boat, powered by one central pusher and two outboard tractor Rolls-Royce Eagle engines. Porte modified an H-4 with a new hull whose improved hydrodynamic qualities made taxiing, take-off and landing much more practical and called it the Felixstowe F.1. Porte's innovation of the "Felixstowe notch" enabled the craft to overcome suction from the water more quickly and break free for flight much more easily. This made operating the craft far safer and more reliable. The "notch" breakthrough would soon after evolve into a "step", with the rear section of the lower hull sharply recessed above the forward lower hull section, and that characteristic became a feature of both flying-boat hulls and seaplane floats. The resulting aircraft would be large enough to carry sufficient fuel to fly long distances and could berth alongside ships to take on more fuel.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I know about life bro. I used to be a flight medic and part of the Air Crew. I know a bout li

I know about Lift too on speed or racing boats amd yachts.

@WMHarrison94: Flight Medic - A man or woman of either gender who applies band aids to Boing Aircraft. Cool.

@WMHarrison94: Harold - have you tried my Pomodoro Timer? https://www.mgtow.tv/v/rt8YIG ----- It's accurate to within 1 billion years, every 1,000 trillion years to the power of 14.

@WMHarrison94: Or about fifty nine minutes and fifty eight seconds every hour.