What is the difference between a dogleg and a chicane?
In my recent exploration of racing terminology, I've unearthed the differences between a 'dogleg' and a 'chicane'. A dogleg, typically found in race tracks, is a bend or curve that resembles a dog's hind leg. It's a single sharp turn that can change the direction of the race. On the other hand, a chicane is a sequence of tight serpent-like curves designed to slow down the racers, often used in car and motorbike racing. Essentially, while both are about navigating turns, a dogleg is one abrupt turn, while a chicane involves a more complex series of turns.
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