NASCAR Fan Info – Page 31 – Motor Sports Racing

What Exactly Is Nascar’s Lucky Dog Rule?

If you’ve watched Nascar for any length of time then you have probably heard of the “Lucky Dog” rule. You will have noticed the term used at the same time as the yellow flag is waving or a...

What Is The Difference Between Ford, Toyota and Chevrolet NASCAR Engines?

The NASCAR Cup Series features three different engine manufacturers: Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota. There are strict regulations that mean the engines are similar, however, there are some key...

Do NASCAR Drivers Drink During a Race?

Nascar has crowds of endearing fans, each with their favorite drivers, racecourses, and like me, friends with whom they like to watch Nascar! The races are undeniably entertaining, but how much do...

Why Is The Daytona 500 NASCAR’s Biggest Race?

Each February NASCAR kicks of with the its biggest and most prestigious race of the season the Daytona 500. Most sports finish with the biggest race of the season, but not NASCAR, it starts with the...

The Ten Most Dangerous Race Tracks in Nascar

Stock car racing (and any form of racing, for that matter) is an inherently dangerous activity. This has sadly been proven many times over the 120 year plus history of auto sports. There is no...

10 Tips On How To Become A Nascar Driver

NASCAR was founded in December 1947 by Bill France Sr, and the first race was held in February 1948. NASCAR has a global reach, competing in Mexico, Canada, and Europe. It was designed to be entered...