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To execute a successful outside wall pass in NASCAR, a driver must approach the corner with speed, maintain a high line close to the outside wall, and carry momentum through the turn. By staying close to the wall, the driver can carry more speed and potentially pass the car on the inside. It requires skill, precision, and timing to make the pass successfully without hitting the wall or losing control of the car.

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