You're not getting it. 95% of the other people here get it. No point in arguing. I have done it, I have seen it, I know it.
I'll lay one more scenario out there for you to try to explain it.
Take an RC car with a top speed of 60 mph. Set up cones 10 feet apart.
Run 1: Launch from a stand still.
Run 2: Hold the wheels off the ground and hold the throttle wide open for a second then let it down.
Run 2 is going to hit top speed in a shorter distance because it got a running start. The same situation happens on a poor launch in a 1/4 mile run.
Higher RPM's equal higher MPH.
