NASCAR introduces rule banning drivers from manipulating airflow during qualifying laps
NASCAR has outlawed drivers using their hands to manipulate airflow during qualifying laps, addressing a loophole exploited for aerodynamic gains. This new rule aims to ensure fair competition and mitigate safety risks at super-speedways by requiring drivers to keep hands inside the cockpit once a timed run begins. Violations will result in the loss of qualifying time.
NASCAR has outlawed drivers using their hands to manipulate airflow during qualifying laps, addressing a loophole exploited for aerodynamic gains. This new rule aims to ensure fair competition and mitigate safety risks at super-speedways by requiring drivers to keep hands inside the cockpit once a timed run begins. Violations will result in the loss of qualifying time.
