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Wake Forest, NASCAR team up on driver safety tech

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During a Daytona 500 rain delay, NASCAR driver Justin Allgaier showcased a Wake Forest-developed mouthpiece designed to monitor impacts and improve driver safety. The biomedical engineering collaboration is part of ongoing research into head trauma and sensor-based protection in motorsports.

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