Physics
Car Jump Distance Calculator
Estimate how far a car jumps off a ramp.
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A car leaving a ramp is a projectile — this estimates the horizontal jump distance.
The math behind it
Treating the car as a point projectile, distance = v²·sin(2θ)/g. Real jumps fall short due to drag and landing height.
Worked Example
20 m/s off a 30° ramp → about 35.3 m.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this safe to rely on?
No — it's an idealised estimate; never use it for real stunts.
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