George Howson
Engineer, Father, Travel addict, Writer, but most of all, a motorsport nut who is never afraid to ask the questions most would back out of and I always tell it like it is.
What Is The Engine Limit In NASCAR? Understanding Regulations and Limits
NASCAR engines are limited to 358 cubic inches (5.86 liters) of displacement. These power units maintain a traditional V8 configuration with an iron block, emphasizing durability and power.
Chase Elliott “Oh man, it couldn’t feel any better!”
Chase Elliott triumphed at the Texas Motor Speedway, securing his first win after 42 races, taking out the Autotrader EchoPark Automotive 400 after a nail-biting…
Is There An Age Limit For NASCAR Drivers?
The age limit for NASCAR drivers has been a hot topic of discussion as the sport has evolved. Initially, some drivers began their careers in…
NASCAR vs F1: Which Engine Is More Powerful?
When comparing NASCAR and Formula 1 engines, a discussion of power often takes center stage. NASCAR vehicles are equipped with 5.86-liter V8 engines, creating up…
IndyCar Fuel Management Strategies Explained
Have you ever wondered how IndyCar teams race fast and save fuel? What are their tactics for using fuel well and performing at their best?…
IndyCar Engineer Role Insights | Behind the Scenes
Ever thought about what goes into making an IndyCar race-ready for the track? How engineers push these cars to their limits? We’re delving into IndyCar…
Mastering IndyCar Telemetry Data Analysis
Understanding IndyCar telemetry data is key to winning in the sport. This data gives crucial insights into the car’s performance, helping teams make better decisions….