Category: Equipment

One of the most common criticisms about NASCAR is the length of time it takes to complete a race. While many races may be completed in under two and a half hours, most of them can feel like they last...

Editorial credit: Grindstone Media Group / Shutterstock.com At first glance, the core question of today’s article might appear somewhat unusual. How important is the car in NASCAR? Well, pretty...

Power steering is one of those automotive technologies that was invented very early but took some time to really take off around the entire world. The main reason for the slow uptake was the fact...

Gone are the NASCAR days of big, hard-styled coolers, typically found at racetracks across America. Today, most speedways that host a NASCAR event only allow one small soft-sided cooler per person if...

NASCAR races are super-loud. Ask any fan who has attended one recently. People love the sound of racing almost as much as the racing itself. Can the sound that's produced by NASCAR racing cars damage...

NASCAR has banned spectators from bringing cooler boxes to the racetrack, or at least many racetracks, in recent years. Due to this, spectators cannot take ice packs or hard sized coolers with them...