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∙ 2012-04-29 05:41:24This only happened one time. In 2005, Tony Stewart won the Nascar Cup Series championship without winning a race in the Chase.
Championship winners and Chase wins for that season:
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∙ 2012-04-29 05:41:24Harry Gant became the oldest driver to win a NASCAR Cup point race at age 52 by winning the Winston Cup event in Michigan, August 16, 1992.
There are no educational requirements to become a NASCAR driver. However, in order to be cleared to compete in a NASCAR sanctioned event, one must demonstrate that he or she is capable to run a safe, competent race. This is usually done by gaining at least minimal experience on comparable tracks in lower-tiered NASCAR series.
It was Nascar driver, Wendell Scott. He was portrayed by Richard Pryor in the movie, "Greased Lightning".
You may be thinking about Wendell Scott, who was the first (and to date, only) African-American driver to win a NASCAR race, the 1964 event at Speedway Park in Jacksonville, Florida.Exact records are unclear, but he is believed to be the first African-American to obtain a NASCAR license. In his book, Hard Driving: The American Odyssey of NASCAR's First Black Driver, Brian Donovan chronicles Scott's career as a driver.
43 cars start the race for a NASCAR event.
A Nascar race ends when the driver's take the checkered flag, completing the final lap. In the event that the race has to go into overtime, Nascar will use a green-white-checker finish. This will happen when there is a late race caution, not to have to end the race under the yellow flag.
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NASCAR Day is held on the third Friday in May. This date coincides with the annual NASCAR All-Star event weekend.
At any track that Nascar has an event, Nascar brings millions into that community and surrounding communities, in a short period of time.
No. The World 600 race in Nascar, which is now called the Coca-Cola 600, is not the worst sport event in the US.
On June 19, 1949, Sara Christian became the first woman to compete in a Nascar event. The series was then known as "Strictly Stock". On July 10, 1949, Louise Smith and Ethel Mobley became the second and third women to compete. Janet Guthrie was the first woman to compete in a Winston Cup Series event.