The 72 Steps to a Perfectly-Coordinated 16. 6 Second Pit Stop
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Date: 2022-07-07
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Comments and reviews: 10
Unruly
this is so fascinating. i think i-ve maybe seen three car races in my life - and i adore this video!
and, some amazing lessons on just getting anything done in a team environment: working together, clear ideas on who is doing what, etc. i would actually show this to a class or group if it was appropriate to the topic.
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this is so fascinating. i think i-ve maybe seen three car races in my life - and i adore this video!
and, some amazing lessons on just getting anything done in a team environment: working together, clear ideas on who is doing what, etc. i would actually show this to a class or group if it was appropriate to the topic.
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Nathan
the jack person has the scariest task, imagine releasing the jack and you accidentally place a finger between the lift and the base of the jack with all the weight of the car. I know there-s a handle but compared to f1 jack, this is more insane.
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the jack person has the scariest task, imagine releasing the jack and you accidentally place a finger between the lift and the base of the jack with all the weight of the car. I know there-s a handle but compared to f1 jack, this is more insane.
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Tia----СК
I tried out the Pit Crew challenge at the NASCAR hall of fame! Our quickest time was 17 seconds. the pit crew for being able to do everything in such a short amount of time, that's impressive I know I'm not joining a pit crew anytime soon.
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I tried out the Pit Crew challenge at the NASCAR hall of fame! Our quickest time was 17 seconds. the pit crew for being able to do everything in such a short amount of time, that's impressive I know I'm not joining a pit crew anytime soon.
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I tried out the Pit Crew challenge at the NASCAR hall of fame! Our quickest time was 17 seconds. the pit crew for being able to do everything in such a short amount of time, that's impressive I know I'm not joining a pit crew anytime soon.
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I tried out the Pit Crew challenge at the NASCAR hall of fame! Our quickest time was 17 seconds. the pit crew for being able to do everything in such a short amount of time, that's impressive I know I'm not joining a pit crew anytime soon.
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SpaghettiMitch
If I didn't know better, it would seem almost comical that so much human effort/energy were put into such an ultimately inconsequential activity. That being said, I enjoyed learning about the process and I'm here for it
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If I didn't know better, it would seem almost comical that so much human effort/energy were put into such an ultimately inconsequential activity. That being said, I enjoyed learning about the process and I'm here for it
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David
I see in NASCAR today they have a guy rip off a layer of the windshield? This video dosnt mention that guy. Is this new did they use to have a guy just squiggy it real quick if it was dirty?
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I see in NASCAR today they have a guy rip off a layer of the windshield? This video dosnt mention that guy. Is this new did they use to have a guy just squiggy it real quick if it was dirty?
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Spark
I've always respected pit crews more than drivers. The absolute, nearly obssessive-compulsive discipline you need to make the pit as short as possible is completely bonkers!
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I've always respected pit crews more than drivers. The absolute, nearly obssessive-compulsive discipline you need to make the pit as short as possible is completely bonkers!
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Brandon
Worth noting that the new NASCAR cars only use a single lug per tire, a la F1. The amount of time to tighten that one lug is about the same as the five before.
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Worth noting that the new NASCAR cars only use a single lug per tire, a la F1. The amount of time to tighten that one lug is about the same as the five before.
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BlueFleet
seeing people compare nascar to F1 in the comments, those are like, two different racing systems. different wheel/hub design, vehicle design, etc.
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seeing people compare nascar to F1 in the comments, those are like, two different racing systems. different wheel/hub design, vehicle design, etc.
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Aedar18
Right so obviously these are different cars, crews, etc. but I would love to see a NASCAR pit crew try their hand at an F1 pit stop and vice versa
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Right so obviously these are different cars, crews, etc. but I would love to see a NASCAR pit crew try their hand at an F1 pit stop and vice versa
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