The most credible place to find the answer is www.motorsportmemorial.org It does not limit itself to drivers so a little work is necessary to generate just the drievers number of deaths. The upside is that many motorsport fans from around the world are aware of the site so generally all fatalaties are recorded.
There have been Nascar drivers that have died over the years. It is not on a yearly basis. The last Nascar Cup driver that died in an accident was Dale Earnhardt Sr. on February 18, 2001.
No driver has won all three in the same year, though many drivers have won two of the three.
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well... NASCAR had about 6 new drivers but two went back to formula 1. so yes but barely. next year one new racer is expected
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There have been four Nascar drivers who have won both the Bud Shootout and the Daytona 500 in one year.Bobby Allison - 1982Bill Elliott - 1987Dale Jarrett - 1996, 2000Jeff Gordon - 1997
The race schedule for NASCAR changes from year to year, but each driver can expect to race between 70,000 to 75,000 miles. Less if they are part time.
many accidents are caused each year by drunk drivers. too many to count! so do the world a favor. Don't Drink :)
It is difficult to predict an exact number of drivers who will run out of gas each year as it can vary based on factors such as the number of drivers on the road, gas prices, and driving habits. However, running out of gas is a common occurrence that happens to many drivers.
There are 36 Nascar Cup Series races in one year.
It really depends on how many drivers he has and how much insurance he covers for his team. Also whether the team takes economy class or first class, how good his drivers are, how many repairs the cars make, and how many team members he has. Each driver has 20-30 sponsors that pay 4-10 million dollars a year ($80 million to $300/driver).