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“Do they have beer in the stands?”
I think Jeff Gordon could answer that question for you after both of his 2007 Talladega wins 😂
Especially after he passed Dale Earnhardt on the wins list in Dale’s yard.
Lol Phoenix was bad too
greatest spectacle in sports fandom that'll unfortunately probably never happen again. was one of the pissed off earnhardt fans at home cheering on the beer can showers
I remember watching that as a kid and being so upset they did that to him... lol
I was there when Jr won at Talladega early in the 2000s I don't remember which year. I thought they were gonna tear the place down! Security gave up without a fight. People were climbing the fence and throwing beer. As his car went by on the last lap, the crowd bailed over the barrier to get to the fence like a wake off of a boat. It was absolutely insane and an amazing experience.
In Formula 1, the first lap is usually the most important lap to watch, in Nascar, it's usually the last lap.
Most F1 races are one in qualifying
@@markchampagne9231 not really, but sure
@@macogodzilla2371 provide any evidence for your opinion or do you just enjoy disagreeing for no reason? I'd go even further an say most F1 races are in the factory. I love F1 but the entire sport now is budget.
In NASCAR all laps are important, that’s why it’s not boring as much as F1 is lmao.
@@johnswenson9140 nah I'm good
"Probably have beer in the cars."
Funny you should say that comment, as NASCAR is basically a direct result of prohibition, and their goal was to drive fast, and deliver their booze lol.
Beer? Naw. Sandwiches? Hell yes, drivers have had and will continue to snack should they so choose. No jam/jelly though, it melts and runs.
There is a cooler in the car, but it's to pipe your breathing air through and pump water into your cool jacket if you use one.
Dick Trickle used to have a 12v hot spot lighter in his car and would smoke cigarettes on caution laps. Seriously. And yes, that's a real name.
Fucking "Dick Trickle"
This is true.
@@ElliWoelfin The best name in NASCAR period
@@chapie62 he died at 72.
NASCAR actually allows spectators to bring their own coolers in the stadiums with drink and food and the like. Most other sports in US do not allow this.
and then there is the infield, as someone with a lot at MIS I can say it is a fun time and everyone is happy to give out a beer. Might not be your preferred beverage but man is the environment of the infield fun.
as much food and drinks as you can bring in as long as its not in a glass container. And if you spend a little extra you can bring headphones in and listen to the teams communication with each other.
It can only be a soft cooler and can't hold more than a 12 pack i went to the 500 last year which got rained out and I'm going again next weekend.
@@angrybob8126 Talladega as long as you can carry it in they don’t care how big it is
@@angrybob8126 different tracks have different cooler rules but I can guarantee there is no rule on the number of beer you can bring in.
Darrel Waltrip is the one really hyper commentator...hell of a driver in his time too (84 wins)
They didn’t call him jaws for nothing
And 3 titles
Boogity boogity boogity
yeah good old driver became the good commentator you can hear how excited he was
As a diehard fan I’ll be the first to admit nascar isn’t always like that. Understanding the sport also makes things a lot more interesting. A lot of those races where the cars were bunched up was at tracks called superspeedways where the cars don’t have to let off the throttle, causing pack racing because of how the cars are set up. You also have intermediate tracks, short tracks, and road courses.
Honestly the mile and a half’s are my least favorite and it seems like they are taking over. I know nascar likes them because they’re not as fast as the superspeedways and not as wild as the short tracks, but they’re just less exciting to watch. :/
@@dylanholman3 yeah seems like everyone hates the mile and a half’s. Probably the dumb package that is used there. Stupid 550 hp package ruins it.
@@56JKL case in point, the 2004 spring (i think) Kansas finish, came down to the wire. Mile and a halfs aren't as bad as they're made out to be
@@zenon459 yeah I know and I still love watching the xfinity series on mile and a half’s. They’re good with high HP and low downforce but when you have high downforce and low hp it takes a toll on the racing product.
@@56JKL if we had more off throttle time they wouldn't be so bad
They did a study and these race car drivers do the equivalent of running a marathon afterwards because they’re so focused. Not a big NASCAR fan but gotta respect them
focused? more like because of the work out they get from fighting the Gs while racing, theres a reason why you do not see fat NASCAR drivers and when they do pop up they dont last that long, or well if they do they dont do very well.
@@Kirinketsu_ Ever hear of Jimmy Spencer? Dude could barely fit in his car but ran 10+ seasons and was pretty successful.
@@JJWolf-hb6dn or tony Stewart in the 2000s granted not as big as jimmy was but still
F1 is like 2 masters showing their skills in the sweet science. Nascar is a street fight where you might get your head slammed into a light pole as someone else is pantsing you while you are trying not to spill your Budweiser in a Walmart parking lot.
Yeah sometimes I feel like F1 is a race of who has the biggest wallet. If you have money you could spend so much on the sport. NASCAR it’s more about the driver rather than manufacturer or team
Yeah more or less
@@x-90 to a point that’s true on the plate tracks but everywhere else you need to be on a top team.
IndyCar is pretty much the same except it’s a Target parking lot. 😁
Check out 8 thing you probably don't know about NASCAR if you want to get to know a little more about the sport
"This seems a lot more like people have just suped up cars and just gone for it"
nascar has roots in Illegal moonshiners tuning up their cars to run from the cops. Eventually, one could say inevitably, the question arose of who was faster, and thus nascar was born....
On another note, most of the tracks that nascar races at are basically just giant stadiums, many of them seat over 100,000 fans, complete with US style pre-event tailgating...actually nascar races are tailgating turned up to 11, tens of thousands of fans will come in their RV/motorhome and start that pre-event atmosphere going days before the actual race. I used to live in Dover, Delaware, which hosted a nascar race twice a year at that time, and during race weekend the population of the city would effectively quadrouple.
Ya. My friend lived a couple miles from The Route 66drag strip and dirt oval/Chicagoland Speedway. Joliet is 50% larger and where it is proper (sticks of Joliet, basically the edges of Manhattan and New Lenox) get probably 10 times larger. My 6th grade math teacher owns a farm and land not too far and he rents the lands/out of season/rotation fields out to RVers. I helped him out once and it gets nuts.
While I'm sure it sucks to lose one of your dates, I'm glad Dover gave a date to my home track, Nashville Superspeedway. Hopefully, we can give that date back to you when something gets figured out for the return to the fairgrounds.
18:30
"He said he's got room, where?!" He didn't have room, he made room, lmao
“Suped up cars and going for it” is exactly how the sport was founded 😅😅
This was a great one, had me laughing the whole time! You guys are right tho, the commentators are amazing. the one present in most of the clips (the guy who was always sounding so passionate) is Darrel Waltrip, he used to be a driver himself, but he's definitely cemented himself as one of the greatest commentators in sport.
I really miss the days of Mike Darrel and Larry.
@@justkiddingnotreally4865 Larry Mac and Benny Parsons were my favorites until Earnhardt Jr. started. I love listening to Jr. talk about the newer cars because he understands them really well.
Smaller track Nascar races are WAY more exciting. Check out a Martinsville or Bristol race, those tracks are insane. A lap is like 16 seconds
Bristol always has some good races
@@thekerm15_ and it’s a beautiful track
It’s great until somebody with no talent bumps somebody instead of passing on the outside
@@kylebuschhasover200winsinn5 Yeah those Busch brothers are terrible at Bristol, I can't remember which one is the jerk, is it Kurt or Kyle?
@@TheFuriousfunk Kyle
You guys should react to "there will never be another driver like dale Earnhardt" by EmpLemon
My favorite documentary
Get over it
Watch Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s highlights and career. He was one of the most entertaining NASCAR drivers ever. The sport was never the same when he died.
That's not just a day out, its a whole weekend. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Some people camp out all three days. Yes there is alcohol and scantily clad women everywhere.
dont forget that they usually have events besides the race like concerts and flea markets that happen outside the track and all the parties in the infield filled with campers.
Same as f1
Man I grew up watching NASCAR with my dad and I never realized how crazy the commentary was, lmao. I never really liked watching it on TV, but we used to go to the track and it was awesome. Tons of cool people, BBQ, kids used to get to meet the drivers, etc. People are way more down to earth than other sports imo
I love how Mike is really roasting dave in the first minutes. he's on fire! " I drove home last night.... and I was fine"😂😂😂
Although Indianapolis Motor Speedway has the highest capacity on earth, you should check out Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee -- it's a proper stadium that seats nearly 170K.
It was funny that you said “I didn’t understand a work he said” because that’s how I feel watching you guys sometimes lol. Thanks for the content blokes
Not only can you have beer in the stands, but you can take a fucking cooler full of it in with you.
It’s a beautiful thing
There’s nothing like the feel and sound of a race you attend in person. That’s giving it a fair go! Dirt tracks are also great for the experience
You guys need to check out Radioactive. It’ll give you a perspective from the driver, crew chief, and spotter each race. Pocono 2017 when Ryan Blaney won is a great one because he lost his ability to speak to anyone else and had to use old school techniques to communicate and win his first race passing and holding off 2 of the best
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I love the way you guys always find a way to appreciate different types of sports and the crazy actions that happen in them! Keep up the great content!
It might be too long for one video, but y’all should react to the documentary “The Day.” It tells the story of the 2001 Daytona 500 and how Dale Earnhardt lost his life in it.
I can't imagine what it was like to be in Darrel Waltrip's shoes that day. Going from the best moment of his life, to the worst, in literally a moment.
You all should react to NASCAR Radioactive. They take some of the best bits of taking over the radio from the drivers and teams and it’s pretty entertaining
Thats the thing people don't usually get about NASCAR, it's not just "turning left". These cars have 800hp, tiny drum brakes and are constantly being pushed around by front, rear and side drafts. Plus you like y'all said, they constantly have someone behind or on their door at all times so the tiniest mistake can cause huge wrecks. Watch an in car camera and you'll see the drivers constantly working the wheel trying to keep the car from sliding or spinning out
In all honesty I've been to multiple NASCAR races and the festivities and fun to be had before the race is enough to want to go to a NASCAR race it's one of the best sports experiences I've been to
"I love watching Snooker, though".
In addition to racing, I'm an American who loves The Darts. It's very niche, and I love it.
7:50 At the superspeedways, the track is so wide, so big, and the turns so steep that you don't need to ever touch the brakes. To keep the speeds safe for the drivers and spectators, NASCAR is forced to artificially hamper speeds. So they place restrictors that limit the amount of fuel and air mixture. As a result drivers are required to use aerodynamics to get a speed advantage. A car pushes the air aside and every car in the row behind pushes the car in front of it. That's why he lost all that ground when he lost the wind tunnel effect ("draft").
I agree that it's more fun to see close races, be it cars, horses or humans on foot. But, there is something so majestic about Secretariat all alone 30+ lengths ahead in the 1973 Belmont.
The strength and fitness of NASCAR drivers is amazing. It takes a lot of stamina to drive 500 miles in a race. And once a year there's a 600 mile race.
They drive so close to each other because it allows them to go faster, if you are alone you will be going slower than the cars drafting/slipstreaming or bumper drafting/tango drafting.
Drafting or slipstreaming usually only benefits the trailing car but bumper drafting/tango drafting benefits both cars, the trailing car gains speed from the leading car thanks to drafting and then leading car gains a little speed from the trailing car from the cars being so close together and changing the pressure at the rear of the car leading car. In NASCAR drivers will push each other taking full benefit of this effect allow them to gain 5mph to 15mph over the rest of the drivers. They will do this until the finish line is in sight and then its anyones race.
I use to own season tickets to New Hampshire Motor Speedways where NASCAR would go. People would show up at 6am for a 3pm race. NASCAR actually let us bring our own beer in and they also had concession stands. Absolute experience. Loved going.
If you like this PLEASE react to 2003 Darlington: Ricky Craven vs Kurt Busch
It’s the closest NASCAR finish on record, it’s so dramatic & still a great watch!
“Do they allow beer in the stands?”
Lol you can bring your own so you don’t have to buy it at the stadium!
I have a lot of appreciation for both NASCAR and F1. They're so different but in both sports the drivers race on the absolute edge of their cars' ability.
Now that you did the passes. Do the crashes.. NASCAR has some of the most insane wrecks you're going to see in motorsports.
You guys should check out “the greatest finish in nascar history.” It gives the whole backstory to why the race was so important and a little nascar history.
You mean the 2004 race at Darlington? ...I forgot the name of the exact race.
Not only are these guys funny but man I love their accents
And they enjoy my sport :) you got me gentlemen, you gained a sub here
Almost all NASCAR tracks are bring your own coolers and those coolers can contain anything from booze to snacks. One of the best parts of going to NASCAR races is being able to bring your food and drink into the grandstands with you, just no glass bottles. lol
Honestly, NASCAR is so much more exciting to watch than F1 and Indy both on TV and in-person. Bumping cars is the philosophy of NASCAR and there's no penalty for it. In open-wheel cars, it's pretty much a death wish to bump someone on the side.
Btw, love the NASCAR content you guys put up. It's really cool to have the ability to get a foreign person's (I'm from the US) reaction/take on a sport you grew up watching.
Love seeing peaples reactions to NASCAR
The driver's compartment will reach temperatures of 130 degrees (F) for the entire 2-3 hours of a race. The drivers of today's NASCAR racing circuit are some of the fittest ever in the sport. It is not at all uncommon for drivers to get IV fluids post-race to rehydrate and some have lost up to 10 pounds during a single race from the intense heat inside the cars. It is truly a unique form of motor racing and is an absolute thrill to watch in person. The speed, the sound, the crowd environment etc. all add up to a truly thrilling day of action.
following close behind a car in front of you is called "drafting" , it's a low pressure zone where you can conserve fuel because the car in front is taking all the wind resistence, when you break out to pass, you can experience a sling shot effect which you can use as extra accelaration to blow by a car.
Should definitely do more stuff like this, wasn’t expecting to get excited over nascar but here I am
A group of friends and camp inside the track in Michigan, with plenty of beers and food for the long weekend. We spend about four days and night there. It’s a vacation we always look forward too
If you guys want to watch something more fun, you should check out the greatest saves in NASCAR history.
Driving where the car, in 98% or 99% of other occasions would be headed for a crash, but where the driver somehow saved it and kept driving it. It's fun to watch.
Gas Monkey built a Chevy Nomad for Dale Jr. also I was at that Texas Bush series race where Mike Skinner ran thru the grass and saved the car. It was awesome to watch.
Bubba Wallace out of control and heading toward the wall
The engineering and understanding of air dynamics is advanced beyond common understanding. When you see a stock car along the wall there can be as little as just 2 inches keeping them from crashing.
In case you are wondering, NASCAR stands for: National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The have trucks, and cars and the sport is huge in America.
That Land Rover was just drafting Daz 😂
Kyle got a good restart but at tracks like Daytona you need to be in a group of cars to help push you.
Going to a race is the best way to get the full experience... The feel of the cars going past... U can feel the engines in your chest
Talladega, Daytona, Bristol, Darlington, and Martinsville. Those are the races you need to go see if you want to see some of the craziest stuff. Talladega is a non-stop party outside of the race. Talladega and Daytona can be very hot when it comes to weather though.
I've not been to a NASCAR race in nearly 20 years. But at least back then, you were not only allowed to drink beer, you were allowed to bring your own beer in. So instead of paying $8 for a watered down bud light like at most American pro sporting events, you could buy your 30 pack of Busch Light and a cheap cooler and ice for like $20 at like a local gas station or supermarket and bring 30 beers into the race with you.
Pre-covid people could spend all week at the track. At tracks where it’s big enough people are allowed in the infield with campers and spend all week at nascar events watching practice, qualifying and racing for all 4 tiers of the series. It’s truly one of the best times you can have if you know people to go with. There’s usually movies, games, concerts, etc at the track all week. Not sure it’s gonna as accessible after covid though.
NASCAR is usually a full weekend. You have qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday. You have people in the infield (very center of track) that bring campers and rvs and camp out and party all day while watching the race. You'll see people with old school buses converted to campers, standing on top of the bus watching the race.
With the delivery drivers…it’s not just that public restrooms are closed, it’s that they don’t get proper breaks either.
This is a nice channel. You guys have good discussions, there is not really any interruptions and you all are excited at what your watching, what we all watch in the USA, NASCAR. Definitely earned my sub.
The guys comintating are older retired drivers so that's why they get so excited that's what they use to do . Peace from Stan the Alaskan.
Nascar is super exciting, especially when you are in the stands. I go to a few Nascar races every year. Also you can bring your own cooler if you dont want to buy food and drinks from the racetrack. Most exciting motorsports in the world.
1st clip.. he basically got a head start.
The pack has to wait for front row, like at a traffic light and he wasn't stopped at it.
The second to last video with 11 and 22 wrecking 11 hit the inside wall so hard it broke his back
"This seems a lot more like people have just souped up cars and just going for it"
Well, in the beginning, it WAS just a bunch of guys in souped up cars just going for it. During prohibition, people would distill their own whiskey and upgrade their cars to outrun the police when they would transport it to the buyer. Frequently, they would paint the cars black and remove the headlights and taillights so they were harder to see in the dark, driving by the light of the moon, thus the name "Moonshiners". In some cases, sneaky shiners would run the engines of their car on the moonshine they were transporting.
After prohibition ended these cars were still around, so the owners started racing each other. To this day, most high performance racing cars use some blend of ethanol in their fuel.
One of those commentators was three time champion Darrell Waltrip. I was a fan of his since I was kid. By the time he retired, he had acquired a chain of car dealerships. I bought my Honda Accord from him. I even got him to autograph the dashboard.
They have an infield at NASCAR races. There's DEFINITELY beer allowed 🤘 the stands you have to pay for, extremely expensive. Infield are motorhomes and trailers, it's a 3 day party!!!
Can’t wait for kyle larson’s return. Legend in our time
Alternate video title:
“Three British guys try to understand NASCAR”
😂
The first clip of the 18 passing everyone so easily was because on takeoff he didn't have any wheelspin. Most drivers either give it too little gas or to much and spin. The 18 is known for being one of the best at restarts in NASCAR.
after accidents, the track is cleaned of debris, to restart the race all cars are started in the place when the caution flag was given, hence the big groups of cars. The flagman starts the race again when he waves the green flag.
Bristol is a short track with high banks. The race in a couple of weeks is at Bristol and this year it is on dirt. Gonna be fun!
The truth is is there is no sport that is absolutely 100% exciting from start to finish. It takes me three hours to watch a one hour football game but it says exciting parts in between that make it all worth the wait.
I don't know if you know much about the "science" (for lack of better term of NASCAR), but for some of these such as the first one, they're impressive because you run much faster in the big stacks with people right on your bumper, which is called bump drafting. When you are running alone with nobody behind you it is hard to pass someone in a stack, and its even less likely you can keep running side by side alone. Eventually, you should fall back a bunch of positions as the whole stack passes you based on momentum.
A lot about NASCAR is all aerodynamics, it's why you see these slingshots and such.
If I also had to make another recommendation you guys talked about concentration and focus you should watch the nascar radioactive it's the radio chatter between spotter, crew chief, and driver and it's very interesting to dissect and entertaining
I think sometimes people forget About the speeds Nascar is doing.
Yea it's the camera angles they make them look like they're going slow but then you see a video of a fly by and holy shit like a jet passing you. Insane how they can keep those speeds and not crash for that long. Gotta have crazy foremans lol. My hands start cramping after 10 laps at the local go kart place lol.
2022 September 17th West Virginia is playing at home, then you can travel to Bristol for a night race. However if the times and transportation doesn’t work out WV is playing the following Saturday at Virginia Tech. VT is enter sandman intro it you’ll have seen some of the best short track racing in NASCAR especially if like bumping and grinding races. Not as fast as super tracks but usually entertaining
Nascar racing "if ain't rubbin', you ain't racing". Drafting is speed. The cars inline will face less resistance and have power to spare to slingshot around the car in front.
Idea: racing and moonshine (whiskey) running. Nascar was born out of running moonshine. As funny as it sounds, Cars 3 highlights this history with Junior Johnson as 1 of "founding " drivers.
Going to a race in person is epic!
you guys have to watch nascar’s best finishes and nascar fights.
Kyle got on the gas before everyone else, whom were stuck “in traffic”. Lead car is most effected by air resistance, so following right behind the leader allows you to save gas, temp, and less strain on the engine. Kyle was coming off pit row, so he had to gitty up!!
That same thing happened to my car, all the electric stuff would shut off randomly including power steering. It happened on a turn once and I almost crashed. It was a 3 dollar fix , it was the wiring to the battery was loose and they just tightened it up for me.
It is intense in the stands- you do not realize how fast they are going until you see them in person. I am older and the first race I went to only had American made race cars and I went to the race in my Toyota not knowing it would be a problem. I parked my car and got out and everybody around me started saying I could not park my rice burner in their parking lot. I looked around the parking lot and they were only American made cars, so I distanced myself from my Toyota and went to the race worried my car might get trashed. Had a great time and came back and my car was fine. Nowadays, they have foreign supported Nascars, come along way.
These guys should react to the announcer Darrel Waltrip. The first time he took his wife on a date, the cops were chasing him. He turned off his lights so they couldn't see his car. The problem is he couldn't see either. He wrecked his car in front of his future wife's home. As he climbed out; the girl, the mother, and the father came outside just in time to see the cops tackle and arrest him.
Take a steel-tube beast of a chassis with a mockup body on it loosely based on a street car... an assembly that's larger and weighs more than what used to be a normal road car in the UK.
Now, imagine yourself in your car going 60mph and slamming on the brakes to a stop. Bled off 60mph, right?
Imagine driving so fast that you can brake 60mph and still be going 150mph. Oh, and you've literally had someone either ahead or behind you a hands-width off your bumper for the last 3 hours... and it's 55C with you completely encapsulated in multiple layers of nomex cloth and a helmet. If you pass, or allow someone to pass you, in just the wrong section of track at the wrong time, the *air* from the other car can either pull or push you into a spin. If you stay in strict line too long, your engine could overheat and rapidly disassemble itself since it's turning 8500 to 9000 RPM, fairly fast for a pushrod 5.8L V8... and the pressurized cooling system allows it to run 135 to 150C to begin with.
No ABS. No traction control. No stability control. No active aero. Fuel injection was only introduced a few years ago. Your transmission is an H pattern 4 speed directly descended from a 1960's sedan. Oh, and you can't turn your head... there's a spot mirror on the side about the size of a fist and a strip rear view mirror and they're both nearly worthless, you rely on a guy standing on a platform to tell you what's around you. And one last bit, there's power steering but it's geared like a regular car, so you make damn sure you get your hands clear when you're about to hit something or the steering wheel will pretty easily whip-spin around and break your thumbs as impact forcibly moves the front wheels.
Those commentators have some of the most famous voices in America.
The 2016 Daytona 500 finish will remain as the greatest finish I've ever seen on live TV.
That's the year Logano won right?
@@SamuelDuplessis12 won what? The Championship?
When the cars go backwards, it reacts like an airplane wing, lifting the car.....Little "Flappers" on top of car, supposed to prevent that from happening. Doesn't always work
Gas Monkey built a 1956 Chevy Nomad wagon for Dale Jr, in Mountain Dew colors.
Then later on it went back to GM for repairs after a collision.
I highly recommend, The Greatest Finish in NASCAR History Deserves a Closer Look: The 2003 Carolina Dodge Dealers 400 and 8 Things You (probably) Didn't Know About NASCAR both by S1apS0es
Dick Trickle used to keep cigarettes taped to the dashboard to smoke during cautions.
Not only do we have beer in the stands. But bring your own cooler and your own beer and turn up
NASCAR is such a good sport, NASCAR was born with the prohibition era, so they were smugglers, yet now we have all these big tracks and close finishes. NASCAR is so hard because you are never straight. 10:30, the 31 had to get passed the 42 to make the championship race with 3 other drivers, he wouldn’t have made it without wrecking him, but as we fans say, rubbing is racing.
"He didn't slam you, he didn't bump you, he didn't nudge you, he rubbed you. And rubbing son is racin'" Nascar boys race close.
Not only is there beer in the stands, you can bring a cooler in full of beer from outside the track so you don’t have to pay crazy prices. Nascar is the best
"Beer in the cars" ... funny you said that. NASCAR was born out of the moonshine era. Guys would run moonshine liquor hidden in their souped up cars, outrunning the cops. Then on the weekends they started getting together and having races. NASCAR was born.
Only two tracks (daytona and talladega) are raced in packs of cars, alot of the other tracks its pretty spread out. Keep up the videos, I've been watching them most of the day.
they keep the speed down some, they make them put restrictor plates in the carburation system, otherwise they could go much faster, not a Nascar guy, but I think the have a certain ci displacement cap too .Every car is inspected for compliance to all the rules before you get into the pit area.