NASCAR, which is an acronym for "National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing", is a form of motorsport which is quite popular in the United States of America.
NASCAR's headquarters is found at 1 Daytona Blvd (at W International Speedway Blvd) Daytona Beach, Florida 32114.
Common Misconceptions
NASCAR vehicles cannot be reffered to as "Nascars". The proper way to use it in a sentence is with all capital letters, because it is an acronym.
The sport is often considered to be a dumbed-down form of motorsports. The oval racing allows the vehicle to be set up for just left turns, which makes the overall speed much higher than it would have been, and within regulations, the engines are nearly as advanced as Formula 1 engines.
Not all NASCAR events take place at oval tracks.
There are multiple tiers of NASCAR racing. The biggest is referred to as the Cup Series, or [Current Sponsor] Cup Series.
- Bobby Allison
- Dale Earnhardt
- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
- Bill Elliott
- Jeff Gordon
- Dale Jarrett
- Jimmy Johnson
- Terry Labonte
- Mark Martin
- Lee Petty
- Richard Petty
- Tony Stewart
- Rusty Wallace
Famous NASCAR Drivers
- 2020 Daytona 500
- 2007 Daytona 500
Famous NASCAR Races
Other NASCAR Series
Most people associate NASCAR with their main cup series, but there are many other classes/divisions they host.
The NASCAR Modified Series Video by S1apSh0es
NASCAR's Top Division on Dirt Tracks Video by S1apSh0es
NASCAR's top division went a very long time with no dirt track races on the schedule, but when the Bristol race was given a dirt track event that went over well, the question of if it should become a regular event on the schedule became a conversation of interest.