Standings through · Historical snapshot

How close is close?

The top four, separated by 0.023 seconds. Chris Zane and Nick Kishfy, separated by just 0.001.

Illustration based on each driver’s best recorded lap, not a simultaneous race. The original graphic below uses an assumed constant 118 mph and an illustrated 15-foot car length; the distances are estimates, not measured gaps or verified finish-line speeds. This snapshot does not update with the live leaderboard.

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Illustrated November 2 standings: Larry Nirenberg 1:21.418, Ray Grenon 1:21.428, Chris Zane 1:21.440, Nick Kishfy 1:21.441, Matt Truppo 1:22.394. At an assumed 118 mph, the top four span about four feet; Matt is about 165 feet behind fourth.
Organizer-supplied graphic. Times are recorded results; positions and distances are an illustrative comparison.
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Full-size version of the five-driver comparison above.

Progress matters, too. Matt Truppo improved his best lap by 1.604 seconds between October 28 and November 2, from 1:23.998 to 1:22.394.

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