If you’re a new NASCAR fan, then you’re probably wondering how long the races are. The answer depends on the track and the race, but typically they last between 2.5 and 4 hours. Of course, there’s a lot of action packed into that time period, so you’re never bored! This article will give you a … Read more
The purpose of all-wheel drive (AWD) is to give the vehicle more traction. The reason for this extra traction is that AWD splits up the power among all four wheels instead of just two. This will allow for better grip and increased safety. However, AWD is not used for F1 cars because of many reasons. The 2 … Read more
Why do NASCAR cars use a 4-speed manual transmission? NASCAR cars have been using 4-speed manual transmission since 1950, it is just one of the many things that makes Nascar what it is. And it may not change very soon. The aspect of NASCAR that makes it different from a lot of other racing series … Read more
Did you know that the first NASCAR race was held in 1949, while the first Formula One (F1) race wasn’t until 1950? Nowadays, F1 races are typically watched by fans all over the world, while NASCAR races are popular only in certain regions of the United States. So why is F1 so much more popular … Read more
“Whenever I have to go pee during a race, I just think about my target and let it flow.” – Dale Earnhardt Jr. It’s not as easy as it sounds, though, as drivers are often battling G-forces that can reach up to 3Gs. For example, if a driver weighs 200 pounds, they would feel like … Read more
“The amount of work and coordination that goes into a successful pit stop in NASCAR is astounding. In just a few seconds, the entire course of the race can be changed.” ~~Darrell Waltrip, three-time Cup Series champion. Pit stops are one of the most important aspects of any NASCAR race. They can make or break … Read more
Since its invention in the early 19th century, the clutch has been a key component of all motor vehicles. But do race cars like those in Formula One (F1) still need them? The answer is yes, but they are different from the ones you would find in your manual cars. Nowadays, F1 cars have only … Read more
Did you know that the average F1 pit stop takes just under three seconds? In that time, 4 tires are changed, and any necessary adjustments are made. In a sport where fractions of a second can make all the difference, pit crews have to be fast and precise. In this blog post, we’ll take a … Read more
When it comes to F1 race cars, you may think that it’s all about speed. However, there are many regulations to ensure that f1 car manufacturers put their design beyond the limit and satisfy these purposes: Power Safety Cost The restrictions of the F1 engine include: 4 stroke 90° V6 Crankshaft rotational speed: less than … Read more
Don’t know how to clean the valves without removing the head? Since the carbon deposits on the engine valves restrict airflow increasing the operating temperature. Thus, damaging the engine. Therefore, it becomes essential to clean valves for better functioning. So, in this article I will share with you my experience how to clean valves without … Read more
