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lowering a car helps its aerodynamics, but race tracks have the advantage of always being flat. Also, on a bit of a tangent, for those of you who think that

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lowering a car helps its aerodynamics, but race tracks have the advantage of always being flat.

Also, on a bit of a tangent, for those of you who think that AWD automagically means "safe in winter", if you imagine that curb as a chunk of packed snow, this is why ground clearance is an important part of the safety equation.
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