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How are pit stops managed during a race in NASCAR

Sure! Here are three different ways to answer that question:

"Pit stops in NASCAR are all about speed and teamwork. When a driver comes in, the crew jumps into action, changing tires, refueling, and making any necessary adjustments. They practice these stops a ton to get them down to just a few seconds. It's super intense, and every second counts!"

"During a race, pit stops are crucial for strategy. Teams plan them based on fuel levels, tire wear, and race conditions. When a driver comes in, the crew has to be super organized. They usually have specific roles, like tire changers and fuelers, and they all work together to get the car back on the track as fast as possible."