I thought it was an airplane at first too...

Pretty sure thats the artist.

Spoiler alert

Woah! Can it fly or something?

N2O said:
Woah! Can it fly or something?

It looks awkward as fuck, but it actually isn't that rare.

N2O said:
Woah! Can it fly or something?

Not really. The thing is, Formula One race cars go so fast that they actually start to lift off of the ground. The flaps are basically inverted wings, intended to push the car back onto the ground.

The look on her face is making me laugh stupidly.

DarkSlushie said:
Not really. The thing is, Formula One race cars go so fast that they actually start to lift off of the ground. The flaps are basically inverted wings, intended to push the car back onto the ground.

Woof, that looks like it would snap off give the speeds these cars go, no wing, that bird is flying
I'm sorry

Ooh, it's a Chaparral! (Get it? Get it?!)

Virgorival said:
Woof, that looks like it would snap off give the speeds these cars go, no wing, that bird is flying
I'm sorry

They did snap off. That's why ones like that were banned in the late 60s.

AccipiterF1 said:
They did snap off. That's why ones like that were banned in the late 60s.

Which explains why it exists in Gensokyo.

If people don't get this joke, it's "Double Spoiler". The name of the new Touhou game starring Aya. It's much like Shoot the Bullet.

that bird is FLYIN'

**sighs** Gotta love it when things get literal...

Rykon-Zero said:
Ooh, it's a Chaparral! (Get it? Get it?!)

I think I'm the only one that got it, and I hate you for it.

Yeah, have fun with that Aya, right up until the suspension loading snaps all four wheels off at once.

Could be worse, I suppose: she could have been saddled with an EAGLE Gurney.

*booed*

Kieyza's twitpic: http://twitpic.com/16c3lt

Spoiler?

DarkSlushie said:

Not really. The thing is, Formula One race cars go so fast that they actually start to lift off of the ground. The flaps are basically inverted wings, intended to push the car back onto the ground.

Not really that they could take off, they are there to stick the tyres to the ground and make the cars take corners faster: if not, F1 cars would loose traction and slide off the track when in a curve at high speeds.

Man, F1 in the early days was really weird.