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It seems highly unlikely that Nascar will ever race strictly stock cars again.
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Who was the youngest driver to ever race cars?
In NASCAR, the youngest was Kyle Busch in 2001 at 16.
Has there ever been a nascar stock car hit by lighting during a race?
No, there has never been an instance where a car was struck by lightning during a NASCAR race.
Has a tornado ever occurred at a NASCAR race?
yes in 2012 the a tornado blew up 20 cars and killed a person so u do not want to be at a nascar game in a storm
How many times has a stock car ever flipped over?
20, maybe 25 times, if your talkin bout nascar.
Has there ever been a stock car hit by lighting during a race?
No, there has never been an instance where a car was struck by lightning during a NASCAR race.
What is the fastest NASCAR at Daytona speed ever?
There were 30 cars running at the end of the 2011 Daytona 500.
When will there be a Honda Civic VX category?
when Honda starts making them again!! best cars ever made
Has there ever been a woman NASCAR team owner?
Yes. Her name was Beth Ann Morgenthau, and she started BAM Racing to give driver Shawna Robinson the opportunity to race in NASCAR's top series that no one else would. After she'd managed to wreck four cars, she was fired.
NASCAR rocks Do You agree?
Best sport ever.
Will Honda ever get into NASCAR?
The other teams certainly hope not. When Honda enters a racing series, they do it to win. Look at the IRL: the first year Honda was in the series as an engine supplier, the first seven cars, and nine out of the first ten, were all Honda-powered. If they entered NASCAR, it would be with the Accord. This would bring NASCAR, in many ways, back to the original idea that people could go to the race to see their own cars racing; a lot of people drive Accords.
Will Kroger stock ever spli again?
It depends on what the Board of Directors through the CEO and CFO of the company decide in the future.
How many years can you run a car in Nascar?
Until NASCAR changes the rules package or the manufacturer of the kind of car yours is supposed to be discontinues the car model you drive or leaves the series. Easy example: The three manufacturers in NASCAR Winston Cup Series (one of the old names for what is now Sprint Cup) were once Chevrolet, Pontiac and Ford. Then Pontiac left the series, and all the Pontiac teams had two years to change their cars to a different brand. Most changed to Chevrolet. A similar thing happened when Buick left the series. The NASCAR rule book used to allow you to build a car patterned after any midsize two-door American car, so they had rules for a lot of cars no one would ever actually build. If you built a Cadillac Coupe De Ville stock car they would have let you race it. They had all the dimensions for the measurement templates you'd need. A race team has to notify NASCAR every time they build a stock car, and if you were to inform them you were going to build a Cadillac stock car they would make two sets of templates and send you one set. They don't do that anymore. Another: Ford used to campaign the Thunderbird. Then they discontinued the Thunderbird and started campaigning the Taurus...which caused NASCAR to give the teams two years to change to Tauruses. Teams have two ways to change cars: cut the sheet metal off the chassis and install new, or sell their old cars and build new ones. Several minor-league race series use old Sprint Cup or Nationwide Series cars.
