Do Indy Car Drivers Wear Diapers

• • • • • • Next Race: Go Bowling 250 at Richmond (Friday, September 21st at 7:30pm ) MULTIPLE USER FLAIR EMOJIS ARE HERE! See for info. Thanks to for emojis! One driver addressed this a few years ago (can't remember who), but he said it's not as much of a problem as you think because of how much they sweat out during the race. Apparently they're all emptying their bladders right until they hop in (porta-potties on pit road, etc).

Once they're in the car, they're sweating profusely and it kinda takes care of it most of the time. They added, though, if you have to go. They'll dump water, gatorade, etc on themselves before hopping out to mask it. Aadat raag.me all songs downlod.

I'd think they'd try to make themselves as light as possible (in the same way that boxers do) before they start for the benefit of the team, as the team would much rather have an extra kilo of ballast than an extra kilo of driver. I can't understand how a driver wouldn't have to during the race. When I was in basic military training we had a week of wearing hot ass chem. Says they do, which must be fun when you're sharing the car with others.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – NASCAR drivers spend days leading up to races – especially one as important and long as the Daytona 500 – making sure they’re properly hydrated to race for hours in 130-degree heat inside the car. But with all those liquids comes a familiar feeling: “When ya gotta go ya gotta go,”.

The sport’s most popular driver added it only happens once or twice a season to him when he’s racing. But when that need for relief comes along, the drivers can’t get out of their cars in the middle of a race, so they just go. It’s apparently a common question Earnhardt is asked, and he shed some more light on the unpleasant subject Tuesday. “It’s rare that it happens, but sometimes it does and if you think you can hold it, hold it,” he told For The Win.

“But it’s also a distraction, and racing a car, you need so much focus, if it’s a distraction, you go ahead and get rid of that distraction. “But you’re hot and sweaty and soaking wet already. I guess it’s so uncommon outside of racing that it’s a shock to most people, but in our sport, when you hear about it, there’s a chuckle or two, but it doesn’t really surprise anybody that it happens to everybody once in a while.” Entering his 10th Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season, said while the frequency of having to use the bathroom during a race varies from driver to driver, for him, it’s more like once or twice a career.

Occasionally nature calls, but he said he rarely responds. But there are easy ways around the issue if it’s not a damaging distraction. “Once you get adrenaline going and sweating, you could go for hours,” Keselowski said. “You could probably go for a day without having to go. If something happens where you lose adrenaline or you’re not sweating, then you have problems – specifically when both of those happen – because now you’re in the shaking machine.” It also helps if their bodies can balance being hydrated well with sweating it out. And for 2015 Daytona 500 winner, that efficiency combined with a large bladder definitely helps. “I haven’t had to do that in a few years,” Logano said.

“I just store water. I’m like a camel – I never have to go to the bathroom. So I don’t know, but for some, it’s not a good situation to be in.”,,,,,,,.

• • • • • • Next Race: Go Bowling 250 at Richmond (Friday, September 21st at 7:30pm ) MULTIPLE USER FLAIR EMOJIS ARE HERE! See for info. Thanks to for emojis! One driver addressed this a few years ago (can't remember who), but he said it's not as much of a problem as you think because of how much they sweat out during the race. Apparently they're all emptying their bladders right until they hop in (porta-potties on pit road, etc).

Once they're in the car, they're sweating profusely and it kinda takes care of it most of the time. They added, though, if you have to go. They'll dump water, gatorade, etc on themselves before hopping out to mask it. Aadat raag.me all songs downlod.

I'd think they'd try to make themselves as light as possible (in the same way that boxers do) before they start for the benefit of the team, as the team would much rather have an extra kilo of ballast than an extra kilo of driver. I can't understand how a driver wouldn't have to during the race. When I was in basic military training we had a week of wearing hot ass chem. Says they do, which must be fun when you're sharing the car with others.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – NASCAR drivers spend days leading up to races – especially one as important and long as the Daytona 500 – making sure they’re properly hydrated to race for hours in 130-degree heat inside the car. But with all those liquids comes a familiar feeling: “When ya gotta go ya gotta go,”.

The sport’s most popular driver added it only happens once or twice a season to him when he’s racing. But when that need for relief comes along, the drivers can’t get out of their cars in the middle of a race, so they just go. It’s apparently a common question Earnhardt is asked, and he shed some more light on the unpleasant subject Tuesday. “It’s rare that it happens, but sometimes it does and if you think you can hold it, hold it,” he told For The Win.

“But it’s also a distraction, and racing a car, you need so much focus, if it’s a distraction, you go ahead and get rid of that distraction. “But you’re hot and sweaty and soaking wet already. I guess it’s so uncommon outside of racing that it’s a shock to most people, but in our sport, when you hear about it, there’s a chuckle or two, but it doesn’t really surprise anybody that it happens to everybody once in a while.” Entering his 10th Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season, said while the frequency of having to use the bathroom during a race varies from driver to driver, for him, it’s more like once or twice a career.

Occasionally nature calls, but he said he rarely responds. But there are easy ways around the issue if it’s not a damaging distraction. “Once you get adrenaline going and sweating, you could go for hours,” Keselowski said. “You could probably go for a day without having to go. If something happens where you lose adrenaline or you’re not sweating, then you have problems – specifically when both of those happen – because now you’re in the shaking machine.” It also helps if their bodies can balance being hydrated well with sweating it out. And for 2015 Daytona 500 winner, that efficiency combined with a large bladder definitely helps. “I haven’t had to do that in a few years,” Logano said.

“I just store water. I’m like a camel – I never have to go to the bathroom. So I don’t know, but for some, it’s not a good situation to be in.”,,,,,,,.