Category: History

Editorial credit/shutterstock When we look closely at the world of NASCAR, we are constantly reminded of how expensive everything must be --- the single-race engines, the rest of the car, the...

In a motor sport where teams are paying per-race for single-use engines, and paying upwards of $500,000 a week just to keep everything afloat, you’d think that they’d want to prevent any possible...

Grindstone Media / Shutterstock In 2022 after the speedy Atlanta track of the week before NASCAR heads back to its bread and butter tracks and the mile long New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The Magic...

The difference in time between the winning car and the second place is often measured in milliseconds. Teams will press home even the slightest advantage to give their drivers a chance to stand on...

Editorial:Shutterstock As is quite well known, the number element of a major NASCAR event indicates the number of miles that is required to complete the race. So, the Daytona 500 is 500 miles, and...

Editorial:Shutterstock Back in 1951, the Southern 500 race included a massive 82 cars. Over the years, the number of cars put onto each NASCAR track was slimmed down to a standard of 43 vehicles....