NASCAR makes aerodynamic changes designed to keep cars from lifting off at Talladega
NASCAR has made a trio of technical changes to Cup Series cars in the continued effort to keep the cars from catching air during crashes on superspeedways. The following changes, designed to increase liftoff speed following CFD and wind tunnel tests, are effective immediately this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway:
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