During the race, pit road can be a busy place. Under cautions, it’s not uncommon for 30 or more cars to hit pit road for service. When that happens, teams are at the mercy of those around them in regard to how they can get in and out of their pit stall. But during green [...]
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Did You Know Rival Crew Chiefs Work Together?
October 24th, 2011 
T.C. 
Posted in NASCAR at the Track 
Tags: communication, competitor, Crew Chief, neighbor, pit road, pit stop, rival 
1 Comment »Won’t You Be My [Pit Road] Neighbor?
August 24th, 2009 T.C. Each week when we set up on pit road for the race, we’ve got two neighbors. One on each side. Most pit stalls, both over the wall and behind the wall, are clearly marked. Everybody gets about the same amount of real estate. And in being neighbors, you try and work with the teams around [...]
Posted in Over The Wall Tags: Jimmy Watts, neighbor, pit road, pit stall, pit stop, team, tire, tires 8 Comments »