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Which gas in pumped in the tires of racing cars?

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I think it is Nitrogen. The normal air mixture pumped into regular road cars is not efficient at high speeds and will lose pressure easily. If that happens there could be catastrophic consequence at high speed. That is why they use nitrogen

If you pump nitrogen into the tires of your regular road car, you need not check tire pressure for 3 months.

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