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speed in preperation for the start of a race.
Pits Where cars stop for service during a race. Known as the paddock in road racing.
Post Entry A car or driver entered for an event after the submission deadline. Post entries .are usually not eligible for points ina given racing series.
Push Understeer, the tendency for a car to want to go straight when turned. Most automobiles built for use as passenger cars have a slight understeer.
Ragged Edge Driving at such a pace as to barely keep a car under control.
Rear Steer Steering box is located behind the front axle.
Roadcourse A racing circuit made up of both left and right hand turns. Roadcourses often include elevation changes.
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