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Ahead of NASCAR's stop at Talladega Superspeedway, Steve Letarte examines why, despite the sport's best attempts at keeping cars on the ground, science sometimes overrules those efforts. Dr. Eric Jacuzzi, VP, Vehicle Performance, joins to explain how NASCAR continues to explore new aerodynamic devices to limit airborne crashes. #nascar ———- Subscribe to NASCAR on YouTube: https://nas.cr/youtube Visit NASCAR.com for the latest news: https://nas.cr/nascar
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