Corsair Hancock, is a mini-sprint pilot who decided to convert his 2007 Hyper Chassis into a mini Bitcoin - Bitcoin Cash.
Corsair is also the son of the radio presenter Freedom Phoenix, and libertarian activist, Ernest Hancock. While racing in 23 races in Phoenix, and in some other bigger races in California and Oklahoma, Corsair thought it would be a great way to spread the cryptocurrency message on the race tracks, riding a re-powered BitcoinCashmobile with wings.
Corsair Hancock says that the Bitcoin Cash mini-sprint is a 2007 Hyper Chassis that has been completely rebuilt. With the same plans to participate in a series of 23 races that began two weeks ago. Between 1,000 and 2,000 fans come to the races, dividing the time between Canyon Speedway in Phoenix, Arizona and another track called Central Arizona Speedway.
Corsair says :
"I ran this car last year and it did not have logos on the car, so I wanted to do something, but also spread the word about Bitcoin Cash. I'm a Bitcoin miner, and I've been exploiting for a while; I thought it would be a good way to spread the message about Bitcoin. I hope people talk about it on the slopes, that people open their wallets, and so on. Show them how it works. "
An excellent way to promote Bitcoin
Corsair says he loves racing and that he really likes Bitcoin and thought it would be a great way to promote it. There is also a race called Speed Week in California and the racing team will take the car there. At the end of the year in December, there is another place where the Bitcoin Cash car called Chili Bowl will run in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where thousands of vehicles, including mini sprints, participate.
In addition, Corsair makes 'winged' and 'wingless' races. When it comes to a race without wings, the car is super light, so you are turning sideways almost an entire lap because you do not have the downforce and the traction that the wings provide, he explains. Then, when the car has the wing attached, there is a lot of downforce, you can go much faster during turns and maintain that speed.
We wish the best of luck to Corsair and his criptomini-bolide, where the enthusiasm of a fan makes Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash accelerate at the same pace.