Not sure about static balancing, but I can't remember ever seeing a race trailer that didn't have several sets of tires prepped and ready to go, at least for sponsored riders, which means they are more worried about performance at speed than cost, mileage, or any of the concerns that normal everyday riders think about. A race bike is set up specifically to race and whoever sets it up typically does so to match track, weather, and other conditions. While this may sound like the ultimate in technical expertise to fit your road bike I doubt that you would enjoy some of the things I've seen guys do to cars and bikes for a single race. H3ll...they would rub the tires down wit cocoa butter and set them out in the sun for a nice tan if they thought it would give them an edge in a race. I wouldn't necessarily look to sponsored race bikes as an indicator of good tech to employ on a street bike and vice versa.