A NASCAR car is supposed to resemble which form of standard American car?

Sedan Click to see the answer

What car was Bobby Labonte driving when he won the NASCAR sprint season championship in 2000?

Pontiac

Who was the first Winston Cup driver to win a race on radial tires?

Dale Earnhardt

Which NASCAR driver became Rookie of the year in 1989?

Dick Trickle

In what year did Mario Andretti first win a NASCAR race?

1967

Who was the first winner of the Sprint Cup Series in 1949?

Red Byron

Where is the NASCAR headquarters located?

Daytona Beach Click to see the answer

Lee Petty was the first driver to crash in a Winston cup race, in what year was this?

1949

Who is the owner of NASCAR team Front Row Motorsports?

Bob Jenkins

How many points are awarded for winning a NASCAR race?

47

In what year was the NASCAR organization founded?

1948

How many times did Richard Petty win the Daytona 500 race?

7

In what year did a Chevrolet car first win a NASCAR race?

1950

In NASCAR racing what does the white flag mean?

Last lap

Who was the first NASCAR driver to win multiple championships?

Herb Thomas

How many NASCAR championships did Dale Earnhardt win?

7 Click to see the answer

What type of sport is NASCAR?

Car Racing

Winston Cup champion Dale Earnhardt died in an accident on the last lap of the Daytona 500 In what year?

2001

How many points did Brad Keselowski amass when winning the 2012 Sprint Cup Series?

2400

Who was the first NASCAR driver to win from a pole position in 1950?

Curtis Turner

Who was the first NASCAR driver to win multiple nationwide series championships?

Sam Ard

How many times did NASCAR driver Richard Petty win the Daytona 500?

7

At what age was Dick Trickle when he won rookie on the year in 1989?

48

How many race wins did Dale Earnhardt record in NASCAR?

76

In what year did Richard Petty retire as a racer in NASCAR?

1992

Lee Petty was the first driver to crash in a Winston cup race, on what lap did he crash?

107

In what year was the Daytona 500 first televised in its entirety

1979

In what year was a NASCAR race first run on a paved track?

1950 Click to see the answer

How many points are awarded to a driver finishing in 20th position in a NASCAR race?

24

The first ever NASCAR championship season in 1949 saw Red Byron winning the Championship. Which car did he drive?

Oldsmobile

How many Winston Cups did Dick Trickle win during his NASCAR racing career?

0

In what year was the Daytona 500 first run?

1959

Who was the NASCAR Nationwide series drivers champion in 1988?

Tommy Ellis

In what year was the first NASCAR race held outside on the US?

1952

In what year did a women first compete in a Winston cup race?

1976

In what year was the NASCAR hall of fame building opened?

2010

Brad Keselowski won the NASCAR sprint season drivers championship in 2012 in what car?

Dodge

Who gave Chevrolet their first NASCAR victory in 1950?

Fonty Flock

Which NASCAR driver won the Sprint Cup Series in 2013?

Jimmie Johnson

Who was the founder NASCAR?

Bill France Sr.

Who was the first driver to win the NASCAR Nationwide Series championship?

Jack Ingram

In what year did Bill France, Sr. pass leadership of NASCAR to his son Bill France, Jr.?

1972

What was the name of the NASCAR driver that collided with a jet dryer during the 2012 Daytona 500?

Juan Pablo Montoya Click to see the answer

In what year did the NASCAR Nationwide series championship begin?

1982

How many stock car championships did Richard Petty win?

7

In what year was the first NASCAR race held?

1949

Which championship winning car owner is known to competitors and fans as 'The Cat in the Hat'?

Jack Roush

How many different race flags are in use during a NASCAR race?

8

The NASCAR 1959 Rookie of the Year had six top-five and nine top-ten finishes. Who was this?

Richard Petty

In what year were head-and-neck restraints introduced into NASCAR racing?

2001

What is the color of the most famous flag and flag used to wave as the winner crosses the finishing line during a NASCAR race?

Chequered

Which actor played the voice of Lighting McQueen in Pixar's NASCAR inspired movie?

Owen Wilson

Who was the NASCAR Sprint season drivers champion in 1970?

Bobby Isaac

In 1949 the first NASCAR race was held in which US city?

Charlotte

What is the nationality of NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya?

Columbian

Who was the NASCAR Nationwide series drivers champion in 1982?

Jack Ingram

Who was the first person to finish a 500 mile race in under three hours?

Buddy Baker

What is the nationality of NASCAR driver Nelson Piquet Jr.

Brazilian

Who won the first restrictor-plate race at Talladega?

Pete Hamilton

What is the nationality of NASCAR driver Marcos Ambrose?

Australian

Which NASCAR driver won the first race held outside of the United States?

Buddy Shuman

The NASCAR inspired film Days of Thunder stared which Male actor?

Tom Cruise Click to see the answer

What make of car does 2013 NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson drive?

Chevrolet

In NASCAR, which best defines the term 'firewall'?

Solid Metal Plate Next To Engine

In NASCAR, which best defines the term 'happy hour'?

Last Official Practice

In 1976 which women became the first women to compete in a NASCAR Winston cup race?

Janet Guthrie

In which Daytona hotel was NASCAR formed?

Streamline

Where was Dale Earnhardt's first career start?

Charlotte Click to see the answer

Who is the owner of NASCAR team Phil Parsons Racing?

Mike Curb

What does the term 'wind tunnel' refer to in NASCAR?

Gauging Aerodynamic Efficiency

Which NASCAR driver won the Nationwide series in 2013?

Austin Dillon

Which driver won the first NASCAR Truck series championship in 1995?

Mike Skinner

What is the nationality of NASCAR driver Mario Andretti?

Italian

In 1989 who won NASCAR Rookie of the Year honors?

Dick Trickle

In NASCAR, which best defines the term 'pit stall'?

Team's Designated Pit Stop Area

Which NASCAR driver holds the record for most starts without a win?

Michael Waltrip

What does the term 'pit road' refer to in NASCAR?

Where Pit Crews Service The Cars Click to see the answer

Mario Andretti first win in NASCAR racing came at which track?

Daytona International Speedway

Who was the NASCAR Nationwide series drivers champion in 2000?

Jeff Green

How was the first African American to record a NASCAR race victory?

Wendell Scott

In NASCAR, which best defines the term 'engine block'?

Iron Casting Around Crankshaft

What does the checkered flag signal in NASCAR racing?

The Race Is Over

What does the term 'groove' refer to in NASCAR?

The Best Way Around The Track

The NASCAR headquarters is located in Daytona Beach, in which state is that?

Florida

Who is the Chairman and Chief Executive of NASCAR?

Brian France

In the 2013-14 NASCAR Sprint championship what car is used by the Richard Petty Motorsports team?

Ford Fusion

Which color flag is show only once during a NASCAR race?

White

What is the official website of NASCAR?

www.nascar.com

How many members are in a NASCAR pit crew?

Seven Click to see the answer

In 2001, who won NASCAR Rookie of the Year honors?

Kevin Harvick

Who was accredited with inventing the NASCAR window net that helps drivers arms stay in the car during a crash?

Richard Petty

How tall is NASCAR racing star Jeff Gordon?

5 foot 7 inches

who was the first driver to crash in a Winston cup race in 1949?

Lee Petty

In NASCAR, which best defines the term 'fuel cell'?

Holding Tank For Gasoline

Who was the NASCAR Sprint season drivers champion in 1950

Bill Rexford

What color car did 'Nash Bridges' drive?

Yellow

What comic book character was painted on Jeff Gordon's car during the 1999 NASCAR season?

Superman

What does the white flag signal in NASCAR?

One Lap Left In The Race

What does the green flag mean in NASCAR?

The Start Of The Race Or Restarts

In 2007, how many points did NASCAR award the last place finisher?

34 Points

Who was the first driver in NASCAR history to win 20 races in a season?

Jeff Gordon

What does the term 'lapped traffic' mean in NASCAR?

Cars Doing One Lap Less Than Leader

In which race did Jeff Gordon receive his first NASCAR win?

Coca-Cola 600

In the 70s, Capris and Cortinas were cars produced by which major manufacturer?

Ford Click to see the answer

What does the term 'drag' refer to in NASCAR?

Resistance On A Car At High Speeds

Who is the current President of the NASCAR association?

Mike Helton

Who was the winning driver on the 1962 Daytona 500 race?

Fireball Roberts

NASCAR is second only to which other US sport based on TV ratings?

American Football

What is the name of the Pixel film based on the NASCAR racing organization?

Cars

What does the term 'marbles' refer to in NASCAR?

Bits Of Rubber, Etc. Off Tires

Who was the first NASCAR racer to race over 250 miles and lead from start to finish?

Daniel Dieringer

What does the red flag mean in NASCAR?

Stop The Race Prematurely

What does the term 'fabricator' refer to in NASCAR?

Maker Of Car's Sheet Metal Body

What does the term 'restrictor plate' refer to in NASCAR?

To Reduce Air Flow Into The Engine

A NASCAR car must have three stock parts from the Manufacturer, which of these is not a requirement?

Wheels

What does the term 'black flagged' refer to in NASCAR?

Penalty For Speeding On Pit Road

What does the term 'stick' refer to in NASCAR?

Tire Traction

Who was the first foreign driver to win a NASCAR sprint race?

Mario Andretti

In NASCAR, which best defines the term 'loose'?

Back End Wants To Overtake Front

What does the term 'trailing arm' refer to in NASCAR?

Rear Suspension Piece Holding Axle

NASCAR Champion Jimmie Johnson comes from which US state?

California

What is the main sponsor of BK Racing driver Alex Bowman?

Dr Pepper

In 2007, Jimmie Johnson won his second consecutive NASCAR championship. Who owned this number 48 Lowe's machine?

Jeff Gordon

What beer company sponsored the Grand National Series in NASCAR in 2006?

Anheuser-Busch

In what year were restrictor plates implemented in NASCAR?

1988

The first NASCAR race was held in the city of Charlotte, in which American state is this city?

North Carolina

Who was the NASCAR Sprint season drivers champion in 1977 and 78?

Cale Yarborough

Which car manufacturer joined the NASCAR competition in 2006?

Toyota

NASCAR Champion Jimmie Johnson race for which team in 2013?

Hendrick Motorsport

How much horsepower is generated by the 358-cubic-inch engines in NASCAR cars?

770-780 Horsepower

Which NASCAR driver was the first to qualify at over 100mph for a race?

Tim Flock

What is the nationality of NASCAR driver Earl Ross?

Canadian

What does the Red flag mean in NASCAR racing?

Stop the race immediately

What does the yellow flag mean in NASCAR?

Accident, Debris Or Weather Issues Click to see the answer

What was the name of the car that 'Nash Bridges' drove?

Plymouth Cuda

What NASCAR speedway was nicknamed 'Brasington's Folly'?

Darlington

Which NASCAR driver was 1990 Winston Cup 'Rookie of the Year'?

Rob Moroso

What is the first name of NASCAR's Petty?

Richard

Which of these is a NASCAR driver?

Brad Keselowski

What is the first name of NASCAR's Wallace?

Rusty Click to see the answer

What is the first name of NASCAR's Foyt?

AJ

What is the longest racetrack on the NASCAR Busch North Series schedule?

Watkins Glen

What type of vehicle did Kurt Busch drive in the 2004 NASCAR season?

Ford

What is the first name of NASCAR's Yarborough?

Cale

Which nickname is NASCAR driver Terry Labonte known by?

Iceman

Who is the manufacturer of the vehicle that NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon used in 2004?

Chevrolet

Which Richard Childress Racing driver won the 2007 NASCAR Nextel All-Star Challenge?

Kevin Harvick

Which NASCAR star once hosted TV's 'Saturday Night Live'?

Jeff Gordon

Which athlete was known for their accomplishments in NASCAR?

A.J. Foyt

Which NASCAR driver had the nickname 'Handsome'?

Harry Gant

What year was NASCAR formed?

1947

Which athlete is known for their accomplishments in NASCAR?

Dale Earnhardt Jr.