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15 Feb 2002, 06:20 (Ref:216302)
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NASCAR's new aero changes for plates tracks
I think it has worked in preventing cars from being bunched up but at the same time, it doesn't seem to be promoting a lot of passing. I don't think drivers will be able to ride around the back of the pack and move forward later in the race which is good. Now you will have to get after it from the start as to not wind up getting separated from the lead pack.
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15 Feb 2002, 17:38 (Ref:216572)
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going by the 2nd race , when the drivers want to make the passes they'll do it.
There is a danger that more guys will drop behind, but as soon as the front pack starts racing each other then they'll be caught! |
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