Science Buddies: "Ask an Expert"

Hi,
This is purely for scientific purposes only

I actually had an interesting idea. Let's just say a situation where your going to be using your car to run away but your trying to be stopped. In this situation your not caring about how bumby or uncomfortable the ride is, but let's just say you hit something that pokes a whole in your tire.

Now cornstarch and water and certain speed might create a wave effect with the centripetal force, but let's say 100 miles per hour. Would that speed be enough to make it solid Enough to keep the car going until it stops?

I'm having a really hard time seeing why not.

The Science Buddies "Ask the Expert" forum is for students in grades K-12 who are doing science projects. There are other forums on the internet where your question would be more appropriate. Thank you.