heat
“Heat” here means it was hot out and on the track. That can make tires behave differently and can make the car harder to get comfortable with.
In NASCAR, “heat” typically refers to track and ambient temperatures that raise tire temperatures and can change grip. Hot conditions can also increase the workload on cooling systems and make car setup feel different from cooler races.
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