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    Hi there!
    Any suggestion for the translation of the word "pit" that tends to appear quite a lot in GP races??? Thanks for the info!

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    foso puede ser??

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    It refers to the place in a side of the track where cars change tires and fill the tank. I think in Spanish we also say "pits"....

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    Thanks, Verónica and Sarab for your suggestions!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Veronica
    It refers to the place in a side of the track where cars change tires and fill the tank. I think in Spanish we also say "pits"....

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    That's it! And you can say "los pits" a mix of English and Spanish!

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    Default pits, boxes

    Sí, porque ya quedó así el término, si se lo tradujera, nadie entendería...
    se dice ´paradas en los pits´,´cuando entró a los pits...´

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    En la Argentina se dice (¿decía?) mucho más "ir a boxes", "parada en los boxes", etc. La expresión "boxes" es entendible, dando la idea de un cubículo reservado y aislado para cada corredor, donde podría haber un foso, de ser éste necesario [Aquí las fosas son más bien para los muertos]

    La expresión "parada en los pits" se empezó a usar en los últimos años, al menos en lenguaje del periodismo escrito.

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