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[PayasYouRace]

In Indycar each car is considered a team. The cars are worked on during sessions in the pit lane not garages next to the pit lane. That’s the big one. There are fueling rig considerations. Team are crewed separately. It’s a different animal.

You don’t need a pit stall to practice and qualify. You can do your work behind the wall. Might not be ideal, but it’s possible. A system could be worked out to not unduly benefit some competitors over others at the smaller tracks.

[Risil]

Generally speaking, those of the Muslim religion are more respectful of their faith and would not emblazon it all over a race car.

 

Islam and Christianity (esp Protestant Christianity) have different approaches towards evangelizing and spreading the good news. To my mind Christians are more tolerant of commercialism and entrepreneurialism when it comes to spreading their message. Especially but not exclusively in the US! I don't see this as necessarily a bad thing, personally, but if you are going to take your religion into the proverbial marketplace then you should expect to compete with the shouts of proverbial market traders, time-wasters, hagglers etc.