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As the term is used in the context of [[Drag Racing]], Elapsed Time (AKA "ET") - is the time measured in seconds and fractions of seconds, from when a race car starts (breaks [[the beams]]), to when it crosses the finish line. In the below time slip, the Elapsed time for the Left lane was 10.558 seconds and the Right Lane was 9.375 seconds. | As the term is used in the context of [[Drag Racing]], Elapsed Time (AKA "ET") - is the time measured in seconds and fractions of seconds, from when a race car starts (breaks [[the beams]]), to when it crosses the finish line. In the below time slip, the Elapsed time for the Left lane was 10.558 seconds and the Right Lane was 9.375 seconds. | ||
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Revision as of 13:06, 20 August 2013
As the term is used in the context of Drag Racing, Elapsed Time (AKA "ET") - is the time measured in seconds and fractions of seconds, from when a race car starts (breaks the beams), to when it crosses the finish line. In the below time slip, the Elapsed time for the Left lane was 10.558 seconds and the Right Lane was 9.375 seconds.
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