Next Generation Racing
What do you get when you combine Formula 1 and rally racing?
An F1 that isn’t afraid to get down-n-dirty! That’s the idea behind the Mercedes-Benz DynamicRacer 2030. It’s designed to tackle not only the blacktop but also the tough terrain of this unpredictable race.
- Yanko Design
What do you get when you combine Formula 1 and rally racing?
An F1 that isn’t afraid to get down-n-dirty! That’s the idea behind the Mercedes-Benz DynamicRacer 2030. It’s designed to tackle not only the blacktop but also the tough terrain of this unpredictable race.
- Yanko Design
What gives uniqueness to the race is the track that changes its surface.
Firs part is an asphalted F1 theme racetrack while the second part is a dirt theme rally track. The track requires two very different types of cars.
The drivers need to run 7 lap on this track and change their driving styles every lap to lap -between rally and formuala style- to find the way to the top of the podium and become a Dynamic Race Champion.
Firs part is an asphalted F1 theme racetrack while the second part is a dirt theme rally track. The track requires two very different types of cars.
The drivers need to run 7 lap on this track and change their driving styles every lap to lap -between rally and formuala style- to find the way to the top of the podium and become a Dynamic Race Champion.
This track requires two very different types of cars.
While the cars running on the F1 track, the car is in "open" position, when changing to the rally track it transforms into a smaller car with higher ground clearance, shorter wheelbase and smaller wheeltrack too.
While the cars running on the F1 track, the car is in "open" position, when changing to the rally track it transforms into a smaller car with higher ground clearance, shorter wheelbase and smaller wheeltrack too.
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