NASCAR race tracks are where the racing magic happens. Each NASCAR race track has its own unique characteristics which make certain races more challenging than others. Check out these great NASCAR race track articles to learn more.
The Daytona 500 is run each February at Daytona International Speedway before 200,000 fans and a huge national audience watching on television. Learn why it's the most magical race in NASCAR, and see photos and a list of winners. See more »
Stock car racing is a sport, full of rules and regulations, so you might conclude that all car racetracks are the same. After all, how different could they really be? Find out.
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Considering that more than 40 cars spin around a NASCAR track at triple-digit speeds on race day, it shouldn't surprise you that the asphalt covering the track undergoes several physical changes during a rae.
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You know what it feels like when you're in the groove, right? Well, NASCAR drivers not only know what being in the groove feels like -- they know what the groove looks like, too.
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Scanners reveal the human element still very much at work in stock car racing. A good scanner lets you be a fly on the wall in your favorite driver's car. You tune to their radio frequency, and presto -- You can overhear all the conversations!
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The Daytona 500 is run each February at Daytona International Speedway before 200,000 fans and a huge national audience watching on television. Learn why it's the most magical race in NASCAR, and see photos and a list of winners.
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Each NASCAR race car track is as unique as its location. Find out more about the individual features of the tracks, get visitor information and view pictures and diagrams of the tracks.
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