Backing his future: Man builds DeLorean-inspired hovercraft in the hope that it will get him a job at Google

The two Google founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were both aged around 13 when Back to the Future was first released.
So what better way to apply for a job at Google than by making your very own version of every geek's dream car - the cherished DeLorean which took Marty McFly flying backwards and forwards in time?
29-year-old Matt Riese, from San Francisco, really wants to work at Google - and whether or not he succeeds, his hovercraft-take on the film legend will at least get the search engine's attention.

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See the DeLorean sail across the waves here: