Formula Rossa
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Roller Coasters & Theme Parks
Canada's Wonderland prints up to 148 km/h. RCDB prints 92 mph. Coasterpedia prints 148.1 km/h. The park's 148 km/h is the rank.
Ride speed
Published as 148 km/hPublished as 148 km/hPublished as 148 km/h
Operating speed, Canada's Wonderland. RCDB prints 92 mph. Coasterpedia prints 148.1 km/h. Both are the park's 148 km/h rounded.
In context
Worked out from the sourced figure above, which stays the ranked number.
This list
A coaster is fast because it spends height, or a launch, on speed. A lift hill stores the energy as altitude. A launch spends it with a motor, hydraulics or magnets in a few seconds.
Going up is how a traditional coaster stores the ride. Coming down trades that height for speed. A launched coaster skips the slow climb and accelerates on the flat.
The ranked figure is the operating speed the operator and the databases agree on. A theoretical simulation is not swapped in.
The launched extreme is Formula Rossa.
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Provenance
Claimed, measured and official figures side by side, each with its source. The ranked figure is marked.
Operating speed, Canada's Wonderland. RCDB prints 92 mph. Coasterpedia prints 148.1 km/h. Both are the park's 148 km/h rounded.
Reference
Context
Canada's Wonderland says Leviathan reaches up to 148 kilometres an hour. RCDB lists 92 mph. 148 km/h is 92.0 mph, so the mile figure is that speed rounded. Coasterpedia prints 148.1 km/h, a tenth above the park. The park's 148 km/h is the rank. The tenth and the mile conversion stay notes.
The manufacturer is Bolliger & Mabillard, named on the park's sister rides and on the coaster databases. No separate manufacturer page with a different number was used.
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