It takes a special type of person to trade paint with 39 other drivers at blistering speeds, sometimes in excess of 200 miles per hour, but with so much at stake every, single race for every single wheelman, who’s watching their back? Enter the nail-biting role of the NASCAR spotter.
Stemming from the 40 drivers pushing their bodies and cars to the brink, the intrinsic risks for both human and machine are arguably greater than those of any other professional sport, but it’s that same high-octane action that has the power to electrify legions of die-hard fans and, in a hundredth of a second, turn ordinary humans into timeless legends. If that sounds like a recipe for disaster, you wouldn’t be too far off, but that same omnipresent danger is what fundamentally makes the world of NASCAR racing so exhilarating.
An endless number of parts that could fail at any moment.
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