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Fans attending an auto race will see a variety of flags displayed. The purpose of some flags is clear. A green flag is used to start or restart the race, and a checkered flag signals the finish of...
The unique challenges of race car driving can be difficult for young drivers. A race car travels at speeds in excess of 180 mph with frequent pit stops needed for refueling and tire changes. There...
Race car drivers encounter a number of risks on the track. These may include accidents or run-ins with fellow competitors, engine problems, fires and vehicle debris that are difficult to...
Indy cars, which are open-wheeled race cars used in the Indianapolis 500, require years of experience to fully master because of their potential for incredible speeds and relative lack of safety...
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