Cars & vehiclesNever The FactsWhy Cars Fly at the Nürburgring 😳

Why Cars Fly at the Nürburgring 😳

Short1:03EntertainmentPublished Oct 7, 2026, 4:13 PM · 1w ago
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Description

One corner on Germany's legendary Nürburgring has been sending race cars airborne for decades. But why does it happen, and why hasn't anyone fixed it? The answer lies in a section called **Flugplatz**, a crest designed nearly 100 years ago when race cars were much slower. Today, modern high-speed machines can briefly lift off the ground as they blast over it, making it one of the track's most iconic and dangerous locations. 🎥 Subscribe for more fascinating facts about cars, motorsports, and engineering. #shorts #nurburgring #racing #motorsport #gtr #nissangtr #racecar #cars #carfacts #engineering #germany #flugplatz #speed #fyp #automotive
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