The 1966 NASCAR Grand National season saw the re-introduction of Chrysler's Hemi engine and a boycott from Ford. This gave Chrysler a more frequent visit to the winner's circle. Read about the season highlights and stats in this season recap.
The 1960 NASCAR Grand National championship was captured by Rex White. Factory representation in NASCAR was also on a dramatic rise. See the major events, standings, and photos from the 1960 NASCAR season. See more »
The 1960 NASCAR Grand National season marked transitions for NASCAR including televised races and new tracks in Atlanta, Charlotte, and Hanford. Get results of all 44 races from the 1960 NASCAR Grand National season. See more »
The 1961 NASCAR Grand National champion Ned Jarrett won only one race during the season. As Pontiac took the winner's circle more frequently, their car sales also made a brisk increase. See the 1961 NASCAR events standings and photos here. See more »
Rex White won 7 races in the 1961 NASCAR Grand National season but lost the title to a driver with only one win. Find out who beat Rex White for the championship title and see results of all the year's races. See more »
The 1962 Nasser Grand National title was won by Joe Weatherly in a Pontiac, which added another victory for General Motors. GM won 18 of the first 20 races. See the events statistics and photos from the 1962 NASCAR season. See more »
By the 1962 NASCAR Grand National season, cars had bigger engines and were reaching speeds above 150 mph. All the major automakers returned to NASCAR to form factory teams. Get results of all the 1962 NASCAR races. See more »
The 1963 NASCAR Grand National championship was won by Joe Weatherly. NASCAR also established a new set of rules to address the potential of unlimited engineering by the factories. See the events, stats, and photos from this historic NASCAR season. See more »
Joe Weatherly was the unlikely winner of the 1963 NASCAR Grand National championship. Also this year NASCAR mandated a limit on engine displacement which helped keep parts from becoming obsolete. Learn the results from each of the 55 NASCAR races of 1963. See more »
The 1964 NASCAR Grand National season marked the introduction of Chrysler's Hemi engine which brought more speed and danger to the track. Cars could now travel up to 175 mph! View the season highlights and the final standings in this season recap. See more »
The 1964 NASCAR Grand National season was supercharged by Chrysler's new Hemi engine. This monster engine gave Richard Petty the power to run 20 miles per hour faster than the year before. See the results from all 62 NASCAR races in 1964. See more »
