World’s Greatest Sport
NASCAR tires have a second tire within them, filled with this gas. Its Periodic Table symbol is N.
Nitrogen
“Taste the rainbow”
Skittles. (Spoiler alert: Also the 2020 Mountain Dew Mystery flavor).
The middle color of a rainbow
Green
“And I would’ve gotten away with it if it weren’t for you meddling kids!”
Scooby-Doo
Greek-Irish man whose favorite season is summer.
Cal O’Kerry (καλοκαίρι)
Also known as The Great American Race, this race is considered NASCAR’s Super Bowl. But unlike football, it takes place at the beginning of the season, not the end.
The Daytona 500
“Give me a break”
Kit Kat
Inventor of the mercury thermometer:
A). Daniel Fahrenheit B). Anders Celsius C). Lord Kelvin D). Fred Centigrade
A. Fahrenheit
“Nyuk nyuk nyuk”
The Three Stooges
On which island is the Statue of Liberty located?
A). Liberty Island B). Manhattan C). Ellis Island D). Staten Island
A). Liberty Island
This auto manufacturer’s Charger R/T model was last seen racing on NASCAR tracks in 2012.
Dodge
“Try both, and pick a side”
Twix
Periodic Table Spelling:
Sulfur + Protactinium + Nitrogen + Osmium
Spanos (S + Pa + N + Os)
“I love it when a plan comes together!”
The A-Team
Which land mammal has the largest eyes?
A). Elephant B). Horse C). Gorilla D). Lion
B). Horse
Jimmie Johnson has finished first in the “First State” 11 times. Name the capital city which lends its name to the International Speedway located there.
Dover (Delaware)
“Makes mouths happy”
Twizzlers
Shakespeare’s longest play:
A). Macbeth B). Othello C). Hamlet D). Twelfth Night
C). Hamlet
“Cut it out!”
Full House
Three US states have four letters in their name. Name them, and their respective capitals.
Iowa (Des Moines), Ohio (Columbus), Utah (Salt Lake City)
What drivers get when speeding on pit row. It’s also the name of an ‘80s Los Angeles-based punk band.
Black Flag
“More than a mouthful”
Whatchamacallit
Roman numeral math:
D multiplied by V, minus X = ???
Express your answer in Roman numerals
MMCDXC. 2490 (500*5-10)
You eeeediot!
Ren & Stimpy
What word reads the same forward, backward and upside down?
NOON