An Inside Look: IndyCar Pit Crew

By Ed Miller

It’s a sweltering afternoon on the track and after about 20 laps, your favorite IndyCar driver relays to the pit crew how much E85 fuel is left in the 18.5 gallon tank.  Doing upwards of 220 mph has started to drain the vehicle and wear down the tires, which could affect the performance.  After several more laps, and some key strategizing, the two sides agree…

Ed Miller
Ed Miller

Sports Contributor 

Ed is a die hard sports fan from Philadelphia, who follows all of the city's local teams. He has written for a number of local print and internet media sources and though he is first and foremost a hockey junky, he is also a guru when it comes to the NFL, MLB and MLS. If they are throwing it or hitting it with a stick, chances are he is watching it. When he is not watching a game or spitting out useless sports trivia knowledge, he enjoys Mexican food, loud music, and movie quotes. 

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