>In Nascar "loose" means that the driver has to control the wheel more than when >it is tight. When it is tight the driver barely has to turn the wheel to get it to go >around the curve, as when it is loose you have to turn it more.
Incorrect. Loose means the car oversteers, i.e., the car turns more than you expect and/or the rear end wants to come around so you have to countersteer. Tight means the car understeers, i.e., the front end doesn't want to turn or it turns less than you would expect with the angle you've turned the wheel so you have to steer more into the turn.
Losing traction on the turns - hard to control.
Loose Cannons (1990) - Dan Aykroyd
NASCAR stands for the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.
There are not to many threats to Nascar, unless Jeff Gordon wins at Talladega. And if you are a Nascar fan, you know what I mean.. But one threat is the economy.
If you mean by professional, the highest level in Nascar, it is the Sprint Cup Series.In general, there are three top series in Nascar, the Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series.
BNS used to stand for Nascar's Busch North Series. It is now called the K&N Pro Series East.
It can mean that he tore his nails loose from the skin of his fingers, or it can mean he was holding onto something and tore his nails loose from his grip.
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If by 'loose' you mean 'lose', then the answer is your lap :)
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
No. If Nascar did this it would mean that most numbers would be retired and we would be seeing 3 cars on the track.
Loss of traction in the rear wheels of a vehicle is called spinning, sliding, drifting... In NASCAR terms, loose.