Jugband McGillicuddy
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yes and yes.
Wow. Impressive, and at the same time, disturbing. I don't know how they expected to get away with that. I guess they were figuring they wouldn't be one of the random tear-down cars.
I love the adjustment aspect of NASCAR. Sure, the technology in F1 is far superior. The driver can basically make the car "perfect" from the cockpit. But then, anyone can drive a car that's constantly dialed in.
I have a lot more respect for a guy who's hanging it at 200+ MPH in a poorly handling race car. And I love the aspect of having to take what the driver is telling you (not telemetry) and decide what adjustments to make.
NASCAR could adopt many of the technologies currently used in F1 or IndyCar, but I am very happy that they've made sure that the crew chief and teams remain such an integral part of a driver's success.
This is just one of the many, many points that can be brought up to the "drive fast, turn lefters."