There are 36 Nascar Cup Series races in one year.
During his 27 year career, David Pearson started 574 Nascar Cup Series races. He started 351 races when it was known as the Grand National Series and 223 races when it was the Winston Cup Series.
Delaware's home track is Dover International Speedway. It hosts five races in Nascar's top three series combined.Sprint Cup Series (two races)Nationwide Series (two races)Camping World Truck Series (one race)
These are the top three series in Nascar and the total amount of races they run per year:Sprint Cup - 36 racesNationwide - 33 racesCamping World Truck - 22 races
In the Nascar Cup Series, Kyle Busch won two races as a rookie in 2005. In the 2004 Busch Series, now known as the Nationwide Series, he won five races. Busch won the Rookie of the Year award in both series.
Kasey Kahne won six Cup Series races in 2006.
In a given year there can be 65+ teams, though not all of them are "full-time" teams (they only race partial season races)
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Dale Sr. won 76 Nascar Winston Cup Series races in his 27 year career.He raced a total of ten races in five of those years.1975 (1), 1976 (2), 1977 (1), 1978(5), 2001 (1).
Jamie McMurray won his first Nascar Cup Series race on October 13, 2002 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. He then went on to win two Busch Series races the same year, (October 26th and November 2nd).
In 2002, Scott Riggs was the Nascar Busch Series Rookie of the Year. It is now known as the Nationwide Series.
Robert "Red" Byron (March 12, 1915 - November 11, 1960)Red Byron in 1949, won the first Nascar Strictly Stock Series championship. He raced in 6 of the 8 races Nascar held that year.
Beginning in 2008, the Nascar Busch Series became known as the Nascar Nationwide Series.