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its only about physics.. it was a simple TINY hatchback going for a loop. hehe. I would say its real for two reasons one. 40 mph is more then fast enough in my opinion. Two the bumper coming off would never happen like that if it was a fake.. Even fake "bumper busters" look fake still.

Looks really good. Still, a brave driver, like the first man to eat a raw oyster. BTW. Programme is correct spelling, program refers to computer programs.

that was really stupied

This is real.

Definitely..FAKE!! Unless u do it with a F1 Car!!

its real, just like an F1 car can drive upside down in a tunnel.

HOT WEELS BUY NOW ..I COULD DO THAT

I could do that on my tricycle!

It's real. On the torrent you can download the whole 50 minute program with the preparation. A physics professor calculated the the entry speed must be 40 mph and the speed on the top had to be over 18 mph to avoid falling. The force in it was 6G. The car was lightened and the suspensions strenghtened. Nevertheless the sheer downforce made the car touch the floor, thus the noise.

fake- and I know these things..

It's spelled Program.

Cool!

its real it was on the British Programme Fifth Gear

Never bothered to comment on one of these before but definately real. At about 18 seconds the back bumper comes off. Wouldn't happen on a fake or CGI.

man.. he IS going TOO SLOW! no freaking way!

With a car that small why not, it's possible!

Very real and original.

i dont know.. it seems like he was going to slow but what do i know?!?

That was cool

It's definitly real. How would you do that with camera tricks? CGI maybe but it is way to good you can see the car bounce as it leaves the loup. and you wouldn't have to or want to go that fast.

Yeah, I reckon it's real. Seen it in the papers. He had to go at exactly the correct speed - any faster and the g-force would be too great (he pulled 6g going round that thing apparently).

I would say it is real.