A total of 73 observations were made, with the size of the wounds ranging from 15.83mm2 to 3574.0mm2 for pressure ulcers (n=37) and from 84.70mm2 to 11172.5mm2 for venous leg ulcers (n=36). There was no more than a 10 percent error in the measurement of healing venous leg ulcers and pressure ulcers.
Charlotte Motor Speedway -193.216 MPH. When people think of fast NASCAR race tracks Talladega Superspeedway usually comes to mind first. Talladega holds the all-time NASCAR track record as Bill Elliott sat on the pole with an incredible 212.809 MPH lap in 1987.
Which they are tracks where you run wide open all the way around and is too fast for safety. Other tracks such as California (Auto Club Speedway) and Atlanta Motor Speedway they run about 200-205 mph. A Nascar car can usually get up to about 200 miles per hour on a large track. However though, there is a thing called a restrictor plate that makes a Nascar car slow down. They use restrictor plates strictly as a safety matter so the car does not get thrown into the air because of all the air.