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Ferrari 16

Williams 9

Mclaren 8

Lotus 7

Mario Andretti, Richard Petty, Dale Earnhart, Jeff Gordon, Wally Dallenbach, Tony Stewart, Bobby Labonte, Cale Yarborough, David Pearson.

When a driver has severely violated the rules of NASCAR or is driving in a manner which creates a threat to other drivers and even fans at the track, they will be "black flagged" or pulled from the race and not allowed to return to the track. A driver can also be black flagged if the car itself is somehow posing a danger to the other drivers although usually a driver will leave the field prior to that on advice from his crew.

Michelin is a Tyre Manufacturer and they alone do not win any championships. Some years, more than one tyre supplier was allowed to supply tyres to the F1 cars in a single season. Recently, to make the playing field even, FIA allows a single manufacturer to produce tyres for all teams.

Anyways, Michelin has won 6 formula one championships in the following years:

a. 1979

b. 1981

c. 1983

d. 1984

e. 2005

f. 2006

So far in 2011 Mark has been unable to win any races. His best result was a second at the Turkish Grand Prix.

Mark Webber ended up winning one race in 2011. It was the Petrobras Grand Prix of Brazil on November 27th at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace.

• 1990 - Larry Pearson
• 1991 - Buddy Baker
• 1992 - Jeff Fuller and Mike Wallace
• 1993 - not used
• 1994 - P.J. Jones
• 1995 - Gary Bradberry and Ernie Irvan
• 1996 to 1999 - Dale Jarrett

A NASCAR race car is measured to be about 125-130 decibels. So they are pretty loud. I have been to 5 NASCAR races and the sound doesn't bother me. It is still pretty loud even if you are sitting 20 to 25 rows from the track.

2007 will mark the first year a foreign brand (Toyota) is competing in the NASCAR cup since Jaguar competed in a few races in the 1950s (and was the only foreign car make to win a NASCAR race-in 1954- until Toyota came along). However, the Toyota Camry will be the ONLY car model assembled in America to compete in NASCAR. All other car models represented on the track are from American companies, but assembled in Canada or Mexico.

Sebastian Vettel

The longest straight on the F1 calender is on the Fuji Speedway. It is just under 1 Mile in length.

One of the longest straight on a race track is at Lower Saxony in Germany. This track belong to the VW group and they test their cars on it. It is 5.6 miles long on the main straight. The total track length is more than 20 miles.

Talladega Superspeedway is a 2.66-mile oval located in Alabama, roughly ninty miles west of Atlanta, GA. It is banked 33 degrees and has a curved frontstretch; this trioval is banked 18 degrees.

it was created in italy

The #4 was most recently and primarily used by Morgan-McClure Motorsports, who were/are based out of Abington, VA. They fielded cars for the likes of Ernie Irvan, Phil Parsons, Rick Wilson, Sterling Marlin and Bobby Hamilton amongst others. The #4 Morgan-McClure Chevrolet made one start in the 2009 Sprint Cup season, with Scott Wimmer piloting the car at Bristol.

On September 25, 1949, Red Byron won the first Nascar race held at Martinsville Speedway. It was in the Strictly Stock Series.

Mike Conway won the 2011 Long Beach Grand P.rix driving for Andretti Autosport

Since Force=Mass * Acceleration; and Mass= 90kg and Acceleration = (44.7 meters/second)/(4.50 sec) = 9.93 m/sec^2 Therefore, F=MA(Gc) F=(90kg)*(9.93 m/sec^2) = 893.7 kg*m/sec^2 The gravitational constant (Gc) that allows us to relate kg mass to kg force = 9.8 m/sec^2. Therefore, (893.7kg*m/sec^2) / (9.8 m/sec^2) = 91.2 kg Force

there is no formula 2 race car




but there are formula 2000 race cars look it up on bing.com

quarter mile gas class

1000 feet all fuel

Race car drivers almost never have to urinate because racing dehydrates the driver. A far greater issue for drivers wearing multi-layer racing suits, gloves, and helmets in a hot cockpit is maintaining hydration to replace fluids which are sweated out rather than expelling fluids. Typically, the last two things one does before climbing in a race car are (1) go to the bathroom and (2) take a large drink of fluids.

The record for a NASCAR legal car is 212.809 mph set by Bill Elliott in 1987, he set this record during qualifying at Talladega. In 2004, Rusty Wallace tested a NASCAR race car with no restrictor plate at Talladega Super Speedway and it recorded a top speed of 228 mph.

in a proper organised event there are very little risks in drifting, the worst that could happen is you hit a few cones.

On public roads, you are very likely to hit people and cars, and also many many people have spun off and bent their wheels on a curb into their car, writing it off in the process

It is because, when formula one first started, so that they could see who was in the lead, they connected a mirror to a pole, so they see who was in the lead. this lead to the saying "pole position"

Harry Grant

Actually, the gas can itself can only hold 11 gallons of gas, that's why you always see the gas man putting in two cans worth of gas during a regular pit stop.

Yes, 11 gallons is what the can is suppose to (and designed to) hold, however, there are some very clever people in Nascar who got as much as "11.7 gallons" from a can, neck, an vent included. That coupled with oversized gas lines, vent tubes, etc., consider stronger tube material with thinner wall thickness. every aspect of race(car/truck/etc.) is scrutinized for what ever edge they can get. Mileage is very important in winning, gastanks, cans, lines, are well thought out.

Though at some tracks, NASCAR mandates a smaller fuel cell to spread out the field (like Daytona and Talladega)