What position does a flywheel stop?

A flywheel typically stops at a position where its rotational kinetic energy has been dissipated, often due to friction or resistance in the system. In the absence of external forces, it would ideally come to rest at its lowest potential energy state, which is usually horizontal in a gravity-driven system. However, in practical applications, it may stop in a position that is determined by the specific design and setup of the machinery it is part of.