The reason I know anything about this, comes from the time - in the early 2000s - when we spent the weekend in Indianapolis, for the Formula 1 US Grand Prix (they stopped racing F1 there in 2008 or so). They used the front straight of the Motor Speedway, and then turned into the motorcycle/road course in the infield portion of the grounds, eventually rejoining the high-speed track between turns 3 and 4.
Anyway, we flew into Cincinnati - well not really, as their airport is in Kentucky - and drove to Indy. There was a 1-hour time zone shift between the airport and the speedway, which screwed us on race day; as we had to leave before the end to make our flight (we were traveling on non-rev Delta standby tickets). And that leads to my other discussion about getting dressed-up to fly. Since we were representing Delta, we had to stuff our shorts and T-shirts in our bags and wear long pants and buttoned-down collared shirts. Mrs. Scotch was especially frazzled, as she had to ransack her carry-on bag to make herself "presentable", with brushes and make-up and a hair dryer and such. So when we went through security, we got pulled aside and searched. We missed our flight, although I don't think there was a seat for us anyway. We had to wait another 4 hours for the next flight we could get on. All because of time zones.