At the end of the day the problem to overc9me in chess is the opponent. Your strategy has to change to reflect theirs. There isn't a "best" set of moves that works in every scenario.
A racetrack is a solved problem, there's an optimal line through every turn and it's not like the turns are changing lap to lap.
It would literally just come down to pit stop strategy because once you get a car in front you just hit the "fastest optimal lap" button and unless another car has a mechanical advantage (intentionally minimized in most leagues) there isn't really anything the people behind can do other than hope for a mechanical failure.
Although again I'm still basically just describing max verstappen.
At the end of the day the problem to overc9me in chess is the opponent. Your strategy has to change to reflect theirs. There isn't a "best" set of moves that works in every scenario.
A racetrack is a solved problem, there's an optimal line through every turn and it's not like the turns are changing lap to lap.
It would literally just come down to pit stop strategy because once you get a car in front you just hit the "fastest optimal lap" button and unless another car has a mechanical advantage (intentionally minimized in most leagues) there isn't really anything the people behind can do other than hope for a mechanical failure.
Although again I'm still basically just describing max verstappen.