Generation 1
The man held the first NASCAR race and is the founder of NASCAR.
Who is Bill France?
This Brand Racing car was introduced in this generation and was known as the “Charger” or the “Magnum.”
What is The Dodge Motor Company?
This American automaker's Monte Carlo became an iconic body style during Generation 3, especially for its aerodynamics on superspeedways.
What is Chevrolet?
This driver dominated the late '90s and early 2000s in Gen 4 cars, winning four championships with Hendrick Motorsports.
Who is Jeff Gordon?
This nickname was given to Generation 5 cars, emphasizing their focus on safety and standardized design.
What is the Car of Tomorrow (CoT)?
This racetrack was used for the first-ever officially sanctioned NASCAR race.
What is the Daytona Beach race track.
This Racing track was built in 1969 and is known as one of the most dangerous racing tracks of all time.
What is “Talladega Speedway”?
He won seven championships, all during the Generation 3 era, becoming one of NASCAR's most legendary drivers.
Who is Dale Earnhardt?
The Gen 4 cars debuted in this 1992 race, which also happened to be the final race for Richard Petty and the first for Jeff Gordon.
What is the Hooters 500?
He won the first-ever race in a Gen 5 car at Bristol Motor Speedway in 2007.
Who is Kyle Busch?
This car and racer were the first to ever win a NASCAR race in Daytona Beach, Florida, on February 15th, 1948.
Who is Red Byron in a Ford?
These cars were introduced in this era and were introduced with full roll cages welded to the frames.
What are purpose-built race cars?
The boxy, rear-wheel-drive Gen 3 body style was retired after this NASCAR season.
What is the 1991 season?
In 2001, NASCAR introduced this safety feature in response to Dale Earnhardt’s fatal crash, eventually mandating it for all Gen 4 drivers.
What is the HANS device (Head and Neck Support device)?
A signature visual difference of Gen 5 cars was this aerodynamic component replacing the traditional spoiler.
What is the rear wing?
This era was the only era to have doors that could open.
This Racing car was introduced in the year 1970 and was the winningest car in the 70s.
What is the Chevy Monte Carlo?
This type of frame, used in Gen 3 cars, was a departure from true stock frames and allowed more customization for performance and safety.
What is a tube-frame chassis?
This track saw the first major Gen 4 safety innovation test when restrictor plates were mandated in 2001 to reduce speeds.
What is Daytona International Speedway?
This driver won five consecutive championships (2006–2010), including several in the Gen 5 era.
Who is Jimmie Johnson?
This was widely regarded as the worst car to have been raced in during generation 1, not winning a single race, only appearing 5 times, and not making a top 5 once.
What is the Aston Martin DBR4?
This was the first ever woman to compete in the Daytona 500 and placed 12th.
Who is Janet Guthrie?
In 1985, this Winston Cup Series driver became the first to win the new Winston Million bonus driving a Generation 3 car.
Who is Bill Elliott?
Generation 4 came to an end when this car, known for its boxier design and focus on safety, replaced it in 2007.
What is the Car of Tomorrow (CoT)?
Critics of the Gen 5 car often pointed to its boxy design and lack of this, which fans felt reduced brand identity.
What is the manufacturer's distinction (or identity)?