stint
A stint is the time a driver stays on the track before stopping for new tires or fuel. It helps teams plan how long to drive before needing a break.
In racing, a stint refers to the period a driver spends on track before stopping for refueling or tire changes. The length of a stint can be influenced by fuel load, tire wear, and race strategy.
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"I know George was managing the very last stint and sort of backing off a little bit, but he wasn't backing off a second lap."
Ayrton Senna | The Car Podcast #94 The Car Podcast with Chris Harris & Friends
"and yeah well the traffic yeah capizza last year did a was it three and a half hour stint yeah they just left him in a car"
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"and just trying to squeeze every bit of lap time out [126.2s] and try and minimize, make your stint, you know, [128.8s] get as many laps as possible within that stint."
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