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What does the acronym NASCAR stand for?
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR)
Can the winning driver of a NASCAR stand on the roof?
no, you will be strip of the win
What was the first NASCAR trophy?
The first Nascar trophy was awarded to Red Byron. He won the 1949 Nascar Strictly Stock Series championship.
What is the first year NASCAR was televised?
The first known telecast of Nascar was in 1960 and it was the Daytona 500 race.
What does BNS in NASCAR mean?
BNS used to stand for Nascar's Busch North Series. It is now called the K&N Pro Series East.
When did Bill France Sr. first introduce NASCAR racing?
Bill France Sr and a group of local track owners first conceived NASCAR in 1948, but the first NASCAR race wasn't until 1949.
When was NASCAR Rookie of the Year created?
The first NASCAR rookie of the year was Blackie Pitt.
Who was the first NASCAR champion?
I'm not sure, since this question can not be answered, since the first Nascar race featured multiple drivers. Red Byron was Nascar's first champion. Some people may say Lloyd Seay was the first Nascar driver, but he died two years earlier, before the birth of Nascar at Daytona.
Was Ralph Earnhardt the first Earnhardt in NASCAR?
Yes, he was. Ralph Earnhardt's first Nascar race was on November 11, 1956.
Where did nascar began?
February 15, 1948 was the first organized race sanctioned by Nascar - held right on Datona Beach, The first actual nascar race was held in April of that year. Later the Nascar corp. was created in Daytona Florida.
What do you stand on when you win a race?
In European racing and some American series, when you win a race you stand on a podium. When you win a NASCAR race you stand on the roof of your car.
Who was Nascar driver Bill Elliott's first wife?
NASCAR driver Bill Elliott's first wife was Martha Elliott.
