Scurvy wasn't the first nutrient deficiency I was treated for (that would be folate) and it won't be the last (currently: vitamin D).

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ピットストップ　　ヽ(^。^)ノ ｽｹﾞｰ! Pit stop 1990 vs 2023

Racing slicks don't need to be balanced after being put on the car, they're more expensive per tire than some consumer cars are in total, and you pay for quality.

They don't check to see whether the tires need replacement, they just have a schedule to do so based on millions of hours of data on tire wear.

The car's body is designed to allow for rapid and stable lifting in a very specific way, and is completely overhauled after every race to guarantee it will keep working this way.

The pit crews train over and over in any conditions where the race isn't automatically cancelled (hot, cold, etc), drilling until they can do their parts with the same coordinated grace as professional dancers, if not more.