World Wide Technology Raceway

A lot of race tracks we go to are fairly symmetrical from one end to the other. St. Louis isn’t. Turns 1 and 2 are very tight and a little more banky, very challenging. Turns 3 and 4 are more open radius and fast cornering. You have offsetting corners. It’s similar to Pocono in uniqueness and character. When you have that, it really makes it a challenge for the driver and the team to get a balance in the car that works at both ends of the track. When you have that compromise, it produces really good racing.Ed Carpenter