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Nothing defines men sport as much as a motorsport.

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¹⁹Due to the difference in aerodynamics; one can see the distinctions in horsepower and speed between the two competitions.

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²⁰Cline (2021) found out that Formula One cars race at an average speed of about 150 miles per hour and hit top speeds of over 220 miles per hour while the average sped at the fastest Nascar track, Talladega superspeedway, is about 180 miles per hour.

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⁴A showcase of brawn and quick wit make motorsports such as Nascar and Formula One very popular in the world.

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²⁵Nascar’s chassis are heavier and based on a steel tube frame that use manual gearboxes (Motorsport UK, 2021).

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¹⁸Formula One vehicles depend heavily on aerodynamics; on the other hand, as all Nascar vehicles are using the same chassis, they did not rely so much on the design of aerodynamics.

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¹⁰Spectators are drawn by the danger, speed, competition, and displayed of automotive machinery and the drivers behind the steering wheels.

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¹¹Since the two competitions have gained reputation for providing entertainment and thrill to the fans.

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⁹Nascar and Formula One are very popular; they draw large audiences on television, radio and at live events.

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²⁷Both competitions have a large fanbase they are respectively governed by an official ruling organisation.

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