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Obeying pit-road speed limit proving to be tricky

By Terry Blount
ESPN.com

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

NASCAR is switching to a new car anyway, so how about adding a speedometer to the dashboard? Is that really too much to ask? The Car of Tomorrow doesn't have a simple speedometer of yesterday. I've been down this road before with crew chiefs and drivers, many of whom say they don't need it. If you've watched the first four Cup races this season, apparently they do. Speeding on pit road is more common than NASCAR's phantom debris cautions. Here's one example of how bad the problem is: Dale ...

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