How NASCAR plans to keep cars from flipping at Daytona

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After some wind tunnel testing this week, the sanctioning body chose to introduce an air deflector above right-side window, mandating it for all Cup cars this weekend at Daytona. It matches an existing ‘shark fin’ on the left-side of the car, designed to make the liftoff speed higher. In essence, cars will have to be going faster to reach a point where blow-over crashes become possible.Last …Keep reading

​ After some wind tunnel testing this week, the sanctioning body chose to introduce an air deflector above right-side window, mandating it for all Cup cars this weekend at Daytona. It matches an existing ‘shark fin’ on the left-side of the car, designed to make the liftoff speed higher. In essence, cars will have to be going faster to reach a point where blow-over crashes become possible.Last …Keep reading Motorsport.com – All – Stories

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