What are some examples of Nascar lingo?

Answer by  y3636363 (1380)

Some examples of lingo include chassis, drafting and aero dam and aero push. They also have the words drag engine block, loose and etc.

Answer by  cecil (61)

It seems that Nascar has created its own lingo some of the words you may hear is rubbing, which is when two cars are bumping each other as they go around the track.

Answer by  paulp74115 (129)

NASCAR lingo includes phrases such as "splash and go," which refers to a pit stop where the driver gets nothing but a quick supply of gasoline before returning to the track. It also includes words like "loose" (when the car is turning too easily when the wheel is turned) and "tight" (when the car is too hard to turn).

Answer by  mg (219)

"Silly season" refers to the time of year when drivers jump from team to team. "Running tight" means that the steering is not enabling you to take turns well. "Running loose" means that the rear end is wobbly.

Answer by  boylen (168)

In the pits, riding a rail, tight, loose, the draft, on the pole, caution, red flag, black flagged, the big one, superspeeday, restrictor plate, plate race, road coarse, cup series, car of tomorrow, into the wall, bump drafting, three wide, four wide, camber, pushing, blown engine, infield, rubbin's racin', sheetmetal