Nascar drag racing is entertaining for the whole family because of the uniqueness of the cars, the opportunity to meet the drivers, and the shopping sprees. Nascar is a family event being entertaining for both kids and adults. Fans come from all over to see these drivers compete against each other. Souvenirs are available, so that the fans have something for remembrance. It can even be an adrenaline rush from just watching the cars speed down the track side by side.
The graphics from the sponsors that run down the side of the cars make them creative and colorful. The uniqueness of the cars is what makes part of the race so entertaining. The cars are able to reach top speed of over 200 miles per hour. The seats vibrate as the cars cross the finish line at top speed. The exhausts of the cars are so loud that even with ear plugs the fans still have to cover their ears. Some cars are especially designed for drag racing and some are just normal cars that are fixed up so that they go faster.
After the races are all finished, fans have the opportunity to meet the drivers and see the cars up close. The drivers will start the cars engines so the crowd can hear them up close. They give them the opportunity to get autographs and take pictures with the drivers. When the drivers first come out they tell all about the cars and their engines. They will also talk to the fans about the excitement they have had in their racing careers.
The races can be fun for everyone. For the women they have all kinds of shopping sprees of authentic souvenirs. Models of the cars are available. Clothing for all ages is offered from all the drivers in support of everyone's favorite team. The sponsors even sell neon lights and pictures of the racing teams for all the die-hard fans to buy.
Nascar racing is an entertaining event for the whole family with the uniqueness of the cars, the chance to meet the drivers and see the cars, and the shopping sprees of souvenirs.
NASCAR did this quickly without haste. ... A lot of us learned something, but (NASCAR) didn't learn anything. ... Example 2, Sterling Marlin: "It ain't the drivers, it's NASCAR. ... Now the question is, Is NASCAR really helping or hurting the drivers? ... "How NASCAR Safety Works." ...
The face of NASCAR has changed drastically, since it started in 1945. ... One of the changes in NASCAR has been the rough driving and fighting. ... But as long as NASCAR is popular, it will be hard to find or get tickets. NASCAR has drastically changed over the last 20 years. ... Many fans agree with the saying, "NASCAR: How bad have you got it?"...
NASCAR Thunder 2004 is the latest down-home racin' game from the good ol' boys at EA Sports. ... More fun than sim, NASCAR Thunder has both tastes of authentic NASCAR life along with plenty of arcade action. ... Could this be a taste of an upcoming NASCAR series to come from EA? ... There are many ways to play NASCAR Thunder, more this year than ever before. ... Season is what you'd expect it to be: pick your driver and tackle one NASCAR season, trying to win the championship. ...
You don't have to be a NASCAR fan to have taken notice of the overwhelming media coverage this past February of a driver named Dale Earnhardt. ... But what may have surprised many, including the NASCAR organization itself, was the tremendous respect and grief shown throughout the country for days and weeks toward a man who represented a rags-to-riches industry. ... Before reading this book, my limited knowledge of NASCAR's history came from three sources: My husband, who let me in on the fact that stock car racing evolved from good ol' Southern boys hauling moonshine and oft...
Although some NASCAR historians believe that moonshine runners were not the true roots to the multi billion-dollar industry, NASCAR came from the skilled bootleg driver's tearing around a homemade racetrack competing against other moonshine runners. ... Vogt's inventions were used in the early unofficial races but would later be banned when NASCAR was established as a sport. ... Parks who would eventually become a co-founder of NASCAR enjoyed flaunting around his money, buying new cars, and extremely expensive suits. ... NASCAR legend Curtis Taylor admitted to driving his first eve...
NASCAR is when drivers take cars and put that car to the limit. ... In the south there are the people that cherish NASCAR and in the north there are the people who think NASCAR shouldn't even be around as a sport. ... They must take tests to be a driver in NASCAR. ... This cup is the World Series of NASCAR. ... Every car in NASCAR has some type of sponsor. ...
Although they may not be some of the same rules that Nascar has, they still have rules car weight. ... Nascar drivers always ask the question, " what makes drifting drifting and not "power sliding"?" ... Drifting is now starting to have events all over the country, just like Nascar. ... In Nascar racing different companies and corporations have their own cars that drivers race. ... Nascar and other types of racing are considered sports. ...
Since age four I have been a NASCAR Winston Cup fan. ... Of all the short tracks (.526-1 mile in length) in NASCAR, Martinsville and Bristol are by far the best; but which is better? ... Martinsville owns the distinction of being NASCAR's oldest sanctioned track. ... Bristol opened its doors to NASCAR events in 1961. ... It is the roughest track on the NASCAR circuit, and a lap is completed in around 14-15 seconds. ...
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