Interval is the time difference between two consecutive cars. It measures spacing on track. Unlike gap to leader, it focuses on nearby rivals. For example, if the interval is one second, the cars run closely. Small intervals create overtaking opportunities. Large intervals reduce immediate pressure. Timing screens display intervals live. Drivers use this information to plan attacks. Controlling interval improves race management.
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