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From 7 Inches to 4: NASCAR’s Superspeedway Overhaul Redefines Runs, Risk, and the Draft
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From 7 Inches to 4: NASCAR’s Superspeedway Overhaul Redefines Runs, Risk, and the Draft
NASCAR’s July 15 rules drop landed right in the middle of the superspeedway conversation and immediately rewired how the draft is going to behave. The sanctioning body confirmed two core changes: a rear spoiler trimmed from 7 inches to 4 inches and horsepower reduced from 510 to 465 — a combination that reshapes the airflow Daytona and Talladega have lived under for years.
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