A Loose Wheel May Cause you to Lose the Race

 The words "lose" and "loose" are often misused in writing. So, here are some tips to remember how to spell each word correctly.

• Lose (sounds like snoo
• ze) is a verb. This word means that you are unable to find someone or something. Here's an example: "I'm going to lose my mind." 
• Loose (sounds like moose) is usually an adjective. This word means not held together. Here's an example: "His pants are too loose."

Check out this racing video which demonstrates how "loose" and "lose" should be used.