Latvian water motor athlete Nikita Lijcs, who is competing in the Formula 4 (F-4) class of the World Championship, has challenged herself in a “blind” engine dismantling test, the athlete’s representatives report.
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Nikita Lijcs, the world vice-champion in the Formula 4 class, has repeatedly delighted his fans and supporters with entertaining and informative videos on his social accounts. The essence of this test is to break the engine engine in a record-breaking period of time with eyes closed.
“The idea for this task came to me after getting tired after long workouts, mixing the engine out in the workshop and at one point I realized that my activities are already so practiced that I could probably do it all with my eyes closed,” Nikita says about the idea. Lijcs. “And at that moment, the thought popped into my mind – but how fast and accurate? That’s why we decided to challenge ourselves and then our mechanics and other speedboat pilots – are they ready to work with their eyes closed?”
The athlete says that the feelings were very interesting. Initially, it was necessary to understand where he was at all, because the feeling of space only arises after a while. The moment the first tool was taken and the engine touched, the hands already understood what to do.
The athlete managed to pass the blind test in 30 minutes and 52 seconds. Lijcs admits that it is quite similar to the time when he would do the same thing with his eyes open.
Lijcs has also challenged other speedboat pilots. therefore, you will be able to follow the performance of the tasks and the best results on the athlete’s Facebook account with the #F4BlindChallenge snapshot.
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