The cabin of a NASCAR race car can get very hot during the race. As a result, the drivers sweat quite excessively. Just how much liquid can a NASCAR driver lose during a race?
Answer Between 3 and 4 pounds
To qualify to be a NASCAR driver, one must not only have excellent driving skills — but also physical endurance. The heat inside the cabin alone can cause the driver to lose between 3 and 4 pounds of water.
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