How much banking does it take for a short track to be considered “high banked” ?
Posted on August 3rd, 2009 by admin
Banking
Obviously a 0 degree banked is a flat track.. and even probably to a degree or 2. I’ve seen many tracks between 5 and 15 degrees be called semi-banked.. but some at less then 15 are considered “high banked” while other people you need at least 20 degrees to be high banked. How much banking do you consider a track to be “high banked” at ?
Obviously a 0 degree banked is a flat track.. and even probably to a degree or 2. I’ve seen many tracks between 5 and 15 degrees be called semi-banked.. but some at less then 15 are considered “high banked” while other people you need at least 20 degrees to be high banked. How much banking do you consider a track to be “high banked” at ?
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Depends on the type of car racing. Indy is considered flat for NASCAR but banked for IRL (its actually 9 degrees). Michigan and Cali are slightly banked for NASCAR but high banked when the open wheel cars came (MIS is 18 degrees & Cali is 14 degrees).
For NASCAR I would say 13 degrees would be the line. New Hampshire and Martinsville are 12 and considered flat. Cali is 14 and Kansas City is 15 and they are not really considered flat.
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