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The X-66 program heavily modified a McDonnell Douglas MD-90 aircraft to demonstrate a truss-braced version of the thin wing.
Boeing and NASA are to pause development of the X-66 flight demonstrator to focus their research on the evolution of long, ...
Based on a heavily modified McDonnell Douglas MD-90, the X-66 was intended to demonstrate a truss-braced version of the thin wing at full scale. The experimental aircraft formed the flagship of NASA’s ...
Approaching the EJS-Climax – Snusher chose the name for the car’s first race at Crystal Palace – it’s remarkable just how ...
Boeing this summer will stop developing NASA's X-66 truss-braced-wing demonstrator aircraft and shift its focus specifically ...
McLaren 650S Spider with 38,000 miles is a highly optioned, MSO Volcano Yellow supercar—perfect for enthusiasts seeking a ...
Popular live streamer FaZe Silky has wrecked the rear wing of his colleague’s Porsche, and tongues are wagging on X.
McLaren had a number of new parts at their disposal in Saudi Arabia but didn't race them, but it doesn't mean we've seen the ...
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Lamborghini's Rear Wing That Made Their Iconic Countach SLOWERLamborghini is world-famous for creating some of the best-looking and fastest supercars in the world. The rear wing on their ...
On the back of a tough start to the season, Ferrari have continued their pursue for improvements, introducing further upgrades to their troublesome SF25.
Although the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix concludes the season's first triple header, several teams have opted to bring upgrades to their cars to the challenging Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
In a boost for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, Ferrari has brought updates to Saudi Arabia, but so has McLaren and Red Bull.
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