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| It occupies a compact, chunky wedge that turns a corner between Avenue de la Reine and Place Liedts. A siren wails somewhere nearby as he turns a corner. For that reason, sway bars, which are u-shaped bars that prevent the car from leaning too much to the side as it turns a corner, are important because the better a car corners, the less time it takes to circle the track. |
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