History
What year was NASCAR founded?
1948
This driver sporting the number 48 holds the record for most consecutive NASCAR championships
Jimmie Johnson
Businesses who pay NASCAR drivers to paste advertisements on their cars
Sponsors
This color flag means “start”
Green
How many turns are in an average NASCAR track?
4
located in North Carolina, this track hosted the first NASCAR race.
Charlotte Speedway
Famous NASCAR driver Herb Thomas and his vehicle inspired this character from the 2006 Pixar movie Cars
Doc Hudson
With over a thousand gift shops across the world selling t-shirts, hats and more, one NASCARs biggest moneymakers is what
Merchandise
Extra points are awarded to the driver that finishes the most laps in this place.
First Place
This box hit movie starring Will Farrell was inspired by NASCAR
Talladega Nights
This NASCAR race, known to be the first of each season, was the first to be nationally televised.
The Daytona 500
Famous NASCAR driver Richard Petty and his vehicle inspired this character from the 2006 Pixar movie Cars
Strip 'The King' Weathers
After following in his dad's footsteps, this driver has an estimated net worth of $300 million.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
In 2002, a rule was made ordering pit crew members to wear this protective gear
A Helmet
Topping out at a speed four times faster than an average car, NASCARs have an average speed of what
200 MPH
Beginning in the 20s when bootleggers transporting moonshine souped-up their cars to outrun the police, NASCAR can thank its origin to this Era.
The Prohibition Era
This woman NASCAR racer sponsored by Go-Daddy is the most successful woman in the history of American open-wheel car racing.
Danica Patrick
With drivers pay coming to 50% of the winnings, and an engine costing $100,000 per race, the weekly cost of racing in NASCAR comes to this amount
$400,000
After drivers started to communicate with each other planning strategies between teammates and rivals, NASCAR ruled that drivers can only communicate with this Crew member.
The Spotter
What does NASCAR stand for?
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
This race series, founded in 1995 features modded pick up trucks
The Camping World Truck Series
This driver responsible for the number 43 with 200 wins under his belt is considered to be the most successful NASCAR driver.
Richard Petty
After witnessing the lack of organization in auto car racing, this man founded NASCAR
William “Bill” France Sr.
In order to operate a motor vehicle, people must have this however NASCAR drivers do not.
Drivers license
Known for holding 200 wins, this NASCAR driver is responsible for the window net safety feature after partially falling out of the window during a crash.
Richard Petty