A parade lap is a slow lap after the race ends. Drivers wave to fans during this lap. It is not competitive. The winner often celebrates with gestures. For example, after taking the checkered flag, drivers slow down. They collect rubber marbles on their tires. This adds weight for post-race checks. The parade lap allows a calm finish. It marks the end of race action.
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