An autocross is a form of motorsport competition that focuses on car control over outright speed and horsepower. The events are generally held in parking lots where cones are arranged to form a tight, twisting course. Drivers negotiate the course one at a time, as quickly as possible. Each car is timed, and hitting cones will result in time penalties. Because of the tight spacing between cones and sharp radius corners used on a typical autocross course, the driver seat is a very busy place. In fact, it is entirely possible for a driver to use more input with the steering wheel and pedals during a 30 second autocross run than a 2 minute road course lap on a regular race track.