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Originally Posted by Birddog07
the rain tires in F1 don't support high G's?
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If I'm not mistaken, the F1 did race at Indianapolis under the rain. Of course, the entering speed at oval turn 1 was lower than those of IndyCar and Nascar Cup. I guess that Nationwide or Indy Lights cars could run on wet Milwaukee, New Hampshire and Martinsville without too much trouble.
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Originally Posted by fieldodreams79
nascar drivers do it by going in circles but they are going against 42 of the best stockcar drivers/teams
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That's true, but oval racing isn't a worldwide sport as formula racing or motorcycle road racing. And you can't compare the difference between Bristol and Indianapolis with the difference between Finnish gravel-surfaced mid-turn jumps and French Alps icey downhill hairpins.