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Independent Refers to a driver or racing team operating without major financial support.
Line This can refer to the groove of a track, or a particulardriver’s route if it differs from others. Richard Petty was known to use a high line around Daytona.
Loose This is an oversteer condition. When a loose car is turned,the rear of the car wants to swing outward, causing the carto spin.
Loose Stuff Also called marbles, refers to debris that collects outsidethe racing groove, such as sand or rubber.
Magna flux Magnetic particle inspection. Checks steel parts for cracks using metal particles and a fluorescent dye. Under a blacklight, cracks and other defects will become apparent.
Pace Car The pace car is the car that leads the field 'around the track at a controlled
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