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Hypermiling Technique To Save Gas Started At Nascar
Believe it or not, the hypermiling technique to save gas actually stems from Nascar drivers. We may not think of vehicles traveling at such high speeds as very fuel conservative, but no race car driver wants to run out of fuel before the finish line. If anything, they are the most motivated to find tricks and techniques aimed at using less fuel. From the track to the highway, regular drivers began to learn of these strategies to get better gas mileage from their vehicles, despite low EPA fuel economy ratings for their models.
In June 2008, Dale Earnhardt Jr. caught flack from critics for coasting past the pace car to hypermile as much as possible, and making it to the end of his Lifelock 400 race just in time to run out of gas. He turned his engine off to coast whenever he could, knowing that the race would be extended past the scheduled 200 laps. "I didn't know how much they were going to worry about it," told news reporters. "All the cars out there are gassing it, shutting 'em off, coasting about a half straightaway, cranking 'em back up, gas it, coast. Everybody's doing it." This hypermiling technique is also known as "pulsing and gliding," which works by making your engine use fuel when it's most efficient. Drivers accelerate with lots of throttle and then glide or coast in neutral with the engine off. When the speed begins to drop again, the driver will give the vehicle another pulse on the gas pedal. Experts say this fuel economy technique is not recommended in heavy traffic, but is rather designed for open road driving.
With twenty laps to go, crew chief Tony Eury Jr. determined that the Number 88 Chevrolet would be just two laps short of finishing without refueling. Eury told Earnhardt to conserve as much fuel as possible using the pulse and glide hypermiling technique to save gas. "We miss it by one lap, we finish 25th," Eury said. "If we pit and put fuel in it we're going to finish 25th. So, who cares? Go for it." Earnhardt said that all the cars out there were "gassing, shutting 'em off, coasting about a half straightaway, cranking 'em back up, coast." Even though there were no rules regarding this gas mileage conserving technique, Earnhardt admits, "I was getting a little greedy... I wanted to coast farther, so I'd gas it harder and coast past the pace car and just let him come on and catch back up, and that way I could keep my motor off longer."
Using the hypermiling technique to save gas on the Nascar track takes a lot of guts and nerves of steel. However, it's a wonderful feeling to pass all the other drivers and pit crews stopping to refuel. Even though pushing his gasoline mileage to the limit was an enormous gamble, Earnhardt still came out on top. In the process, his fuel conservation was doing something good for the environment. Perhaps if more race car drivers and owners of hybrid cars took note of his hypermiling driving techniques, we wouldn't have so much to worry about with looming fuel shortages.
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Double Stroke Kick Drumming - Double Pedal (Heel-Toe Technique)
