Talk:Olympia Looping

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[edit] Sources for technical data

What is the source for the speed 52 mph = 83.7 km/h? The web page says 100 km/h (=62 mph). However, the true speed cannot be more than about 92 km/h (57 mph) if the track height of 32.5 m is equal to the maximum height difference (and if drag and friction is neglected). Thus, the value in the infobox may acutally be correct, but it would be nice to know the source.--SiriusB 09:06, 10 September 2007 (UTC)