Explores the science and math of car racing, discussing such topics as fuel, octane levels, friction, air pressure, car and tire design, and pit stop times, and includes experiments.
Explores the science behind NASCAR racing, looking at the technologies used to perfect the design and mechanics of the vehicles; discusses the qualities NASCAR teams look for when selecting a driver; and examines the business end of NASCAR.
Explores the science behind NASCAR racing, discussing the math and science knowledge drivers and pit crew workers need in order to succeed in the sport.
Explores the science behind NASCAR racing, looking at how race tracks are designed and built, the composition of track surfaces, the fuels and other liquids needed to power the cars, the fabrics and materials used for uniforms and the bodies of vehicles, and safety features.
Photographs, illustrations, and text looks at the safety gear worn by drivers, pit crews, and track personnel, what causes accidents, and how car designers and safety engineers focus on driver survival in a crash.
Explores the science behind NASCAR racing, looking at how race tracks are designed and built, the composition of track surfaces, the fuels and other liquids needed to power the cars, the fabrics and materials used for uniforms and the bodies of vehicles, and safety features.
Explores the science and math of car racing, discussing such topics as fuel, octane levels, friction, air pressure, car and tire design, and pit stop times, and includes experiments.
Explores the science behind NASCAR racing, discussing the math and science knowledge drivers and pit crew workers need in order to succeed in the sport.
