In motor racing, winning requires building a car with the best combination of speed and handling. There’s a tradeoff between them, as speed requires bigger motors, more structure, and larger tires and brakes, all of which add weight. In the early days of racing, most sports cars focused on either straight-line speed (Ferrari, Corvette) or maneuverability (Porsche, Lotus). Times have changed. Today, winning takes both. And in the RIA space, strong growth and big margins are hallmarks of a winning business.