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In motorsports, some disputes may never be resolved. Which track is the most difficult? Who is the greatest racing driver of all time? Lastly, and most importantly, which racing sport is truly the best? Formula One, NASCAR, or IndyCar. The former is a close range competition, the latter is a dynamic track, and the latter is a physical exertion. For car fans and drivers, there is no other issue that can spark their debate like this one. Therefore, we have gathered top racing professionals from various racing departments to discuss this issue. Watch Joey Locarno (Daytona 500 champion), Sebastian Vettel (four time F1 world champion), and Joseph Newton (2017 IndyCar champion) discuss gravity, top speed, proximity to walls, and their ability to do other things besides turning left. Although this debate may last for a long time

Despite the long distance of IndyCar races, the victory margin in 96 of them was less than one tenth of a second. This means that during hundreds of miles of race, drivers cannot create enough breathing space to have enough time to blink. The competition is at this level. In these marathon races, victory ultimately depends on the accumulation of tiny moments. The skills required to consistently capture these moments and achieve the best results are rare. This year's IndyCar season is coming to an end, and the three drivers have proven themselves to be rare top drivers - all from the same team. They all use the same ready-made engine oil: Pennzoil Ultra Platinum ® 0W-40. With comprehensive control over the podium, Team Penske's dominant position this season is beyond doubt. This fleet has seven Verizon In

Pennzoil ® Help Hennessey break the performance limit in a record breaking way. Hennessey Performance Engineering celebrates their 25th anniversary in the only way they know, by breaking records and moving at lightning speed. The Hennessey Venom GT Spyder set a new world record for convertible sports cars with a top speed of 265.6 miles per hour, more than 11 miles per hour faster than the previous record holder Bugatti Veyron Super Sport Vitesse. Pennzoil helped the Hennessey team improve the performance of the Venom GT Spyder's twin turbo 7.0L V8 engine to record levels. This convertible sports car is