Definitions

1. The SAFER Barrier was the obvious choice for us to improve the safety for the drivers.
2. The SAFER barrier is one of the most significant innovations to reach auto racing ever --yes, I said ever.
3. The SAFER Barrier is constructed in 20-foot modules, with each module consisting of four rectangular steel tubes, welded together, to form a unified element. (Web site)
4. After the SAFER barrier was repaired, the race went back to green on lap 152 with Dixon and Franchitti sitting one-two and Patrick in third place.

Race Track

1. He blew a tire midway through the race, which sent his car shooting up the race track and into the SAFER barrier.

Track

1. Johnson hammered the SAFER barrier hard enough to send him to the garage, where his team scurried around trying to get him back on the track. (Web site)

Drivers

1. Both drivers walked away unharmed, but the race was red-flagged for about 25 minutes while repairs were made to the SAFER barrier.
2. One reason the track is fast is because Wallace installed a Safer Barrier system reinforced with a steel core that absorbs energy and protects the drivers. (Web site)

Barrier

1. The grass will be paved and a SAFER barrier or another barrier will be installed to replace the tire barrier, track president Michael Printup said Sunday. (Web site)

Car Hit

1. His car hit the SAFER Barrier, with heavy right-side damage ensuing.

Safer Barrier

1. Busch nosed into the wall and Stewart was sent hard into the SAFER barrier on the outside retaining wall. (Web site)
2. Biffle put a sizable dent in the turn two SAFER barrier on lap 45, finishing dead last and dropping him to 19th in points. (Web site)

Categories

1. Retaining Wall
2. Lap 45
3. Car Hit
4. Barrier
5. Biffle
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