Ever wondered why there are so many buttons on F1 and IndyCar steering wheels?
Road & Track decided to get the answers from a man who uses one every day: IndyCar points leader Ryan Hunter-Reay. The basic controls include a push-to-talk button that allows the driver to communicate with his crew, plus toggles for push-to-pass, water for the driver, and a pit-lane cruiser button that caps the IndyCar's speed. The latter is protected by a guard so it's not inadvertently activated, which happened to Hunter-Reay last year in Brazil.
Watch the video below to see Ryan Hunter-Reay explain the wheel to his race-winning ride.
Via: Ryan Hunter-Reay explains his IndyCar's $25,000 steering wheel
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