clean air
Clean air means the air in front of a race car is smooth and not disturbed by other cars. This helps the car go faster and handle better.
In racing, 'clean air' refers to the undisturbed airflow ahead of a car, which improves aerodynamic performance and cooling. Cars running in clean air typically have better grip and speed compared to those running in turbulent air behind other cars.
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