
Turning on a Flat Track
Updated: 3. 30. 2009
Ever wondered how much force it takes to turn? Here's where you calculate the answer.

We thank the National Science Foundation (PHY-0839180) for funding the development of the materials to be used in the classroom and with the public.
We thank DuPont and Dover International Speedway for sponsoring our Fall 2008 workshop at Delaware State University.

Updated: 3. 30. 2009
Ever wondered how much force it takes to turn? Here's where you calculate the answer.

Updated: 3. 15. 2009
How do crew chiefs choose their pit boxes? Emphasizes data analysis, model building and defending scientific arguments.

Updated: 3. 15. 2009
A hands-on exploration of how to minimize damage to a car in case of a collision with a track wall. Softer is not always better!

Updated: 04. 27. 2009
Ever wonder how the drivers know how fast they are going given that they don't have speedometers in their car? Get geared up to find out.

Updated: 3. 15. 2009
The noise is one of the best parts of attending a race. But don't forget your earplugs.

Updated: 3. 15. 2009
Looks at the energy flow of a car when it stops in terms of conservation of energy.
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