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How to change tires
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Wow! They are almost as fast as me! 
IT looks like they MIGHT have done that before. 
Amazing.....now why does it take 2 hours when I go to Firestone Service Centers???????
I bet to be close and see that in person is really something
You guys stole my line! 
I've seen it live many times over years. A friend and I used to even forge fake FIA credentials that allowed us into the most restricted areas at F-1 races. I even have an up-close photo of Jackie Stewart interviewing Gerhard Berger while Berger was sitting in his Ferrari inside the Ferrari garage area!
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I wish i could have been there, i could not imagine something like that, talking about right place right time!!!
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I wonder if it also takes 21 of them to change a light bulb ?
A far cry from the days when a couple of guys in greasy overalls & a wheel brace between them did this.
A far cry from the days when a couple of guys in greasy overalls & a wheel brace between them did this.
i would to see them put lights on a Christmas tree.
They sure don't mess around
I often watch the F1 races on TV and see the crew change tires quite close up.
It certainly is a well practiced routine and really quite amazing.
It certainly is a well practiced routine and really quite amazing.
Hey Keys, I gave my mod skills a try and edited the clip properties so the video showed up instead of the link.
Maybe they should work for NASCAR.................
F1 allows as many men over the wall as needed, but NASCAR limits the number.
I notice in F1 that the crew is already in position when the car comes in.
In NASCAR I think most of them would get run over if they did that.
Yes....in NASCAR and Indycars, only a certain number of pit crew are allowed to work on the cars AND they must remain behind a concrete wall until the car comes to a stop.
In F-1 you'll notice that they can have as many as they want already in place and each corner of the car has TWO pneumatic wrenches....one set to remove and one set to tighten the wheel nuts.
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Thanx guys I trained them well.....
You must see them make me breakfast
You must see them make me breakfast
There is no doubt that the pit pit crews in all of the major motor sports racing are highly trained, well rehearsed and in darn good physical condition.
