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Whether it's banging gears at the dragstrip or making some hot laps at your favorite road course, part of a good e.t. or lap time is fast footwork. When you're wearing lightweight driving shoes you can react to gear changes faster. The slim profile of a driving shoe means more room in the foot well of your vehicle and less chance of hitting the wrong pedal. Driving shoes are available in many popular styles and SFI ratings. If there's ever an engine fire, remember that your feet are the closest part of your body to the firewall. Wear SFI-rated shoes and socks when on the track.
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