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How JR Hildebrand and a virtual IndyCar might change the world

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How JR Hildebrand and a virtual IndyCar might change the world

By alley - Jan 8, 2016, 6:33 PM ET

The IndyCar rulebook is a land of tight technical restraints. Paradoxically though, the paddock is developing into a wellspring of potentially game-changing technical and engineering innovations. In this third in our series, RACER takes a look at some of the groundbreaking STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) programs being developed...

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