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Auto Racing

Road-legal racing that takes place in a modified-production car or a hand-built car. Races are point-to-point rather than on circuits; they can have several stages and can be won by time, speed, and/or both. This category includes drivers, teams, cars, point standings, and more.

1,903 Questions

Why can alcohol funny cars run nitro?

You can run the class 1 of 2 ways. Blown Alcohol (super charger). UnBlown Nitro ( naturally aspirated , no super charger)

What is the death to crash ratio in NASCAR?

I don't have that ratio, but there hasn't been a death in over 6 million miles raced, and there has been a ton of wrecks.

Why are NHRA races 1000 feet?

NHRA figured the speeds were high enough, coupled with the short run-outs, or outdated tracks, NHRA figured it would give the cars more distance to slow down, this was implemented after the death of Scott Kalitta.

Former champ Kalitta lost in qualifying accident Funny Car driver Scott Kalitta, 46, died June 21 from multiple injuries suffered after his car went out of control and crashed in a high-speed racing accident at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park during the fourth and final round of qualifying at the Lucas Oil NHRA SuperNationals.

* http://www.nhra.com/2008/kalitta/index.html

Is scalextric the bestselling slot car racing game?

In a way, yes as home sets. They were-are made in the United Kingdom. The Scalextric cars were unusual as they had much use of plastic in the chassis as well as the bodies, and had what amounted to Flexible frames- which posed hazards of its own. It is interesting to see some collector interest in the seemingly moribund hobby-sport of slot racing.

Where do the Nascar pace cars go during the race?

When the green flag drops they duck into the pits and park at the end of pitroad, so if a caution comes out or etc. they pull back out on the track and meet the drivers and lead them around.

When was Juan Pablo Montoya's first race in his Formula 1 career?

Juan Pablo Montoya is a former Colombian racing driver who was active in formula one between 2001 and 2006. His debut race was the 2001 Australian Grand Prix. He started a total of 94 races in his career and managed to win 7 races. He also finished on the podium 30 times. His last race was the 2006 United States Grand Prix.

How would you start a career in Formula One?

You would first have to have have lots of money. Then you would have to get into go carts and have lots of skill. Then you would have to work your way up.

Is 13 years old too late to become a Nascar driver?

No, it is too young. If it was too late, then, there would be 10 year olds driving. To drive you need to be 18.

Who was the last Formula One driver to receive a black flag?

I'm not 100% sure but I think it was Rubens Barrichello at the 2008 Australian GP

What is a racing spoon?

A racing spoon is a spoon, but a spoon like no other. It is the apple of every Infantryman's eye, and the object of his deepest desire. Simply put, to be a racing spoon, a spoon must be virtually indestructible, with a long, stiff handle, and a wide, deep bowl with which to scoop out as much from a meal pouch as possible. Alas, that spoon must also be easily, and unobtrusively carried in a shirt pocket, utility pouch or even ammo pouch.

It is one of the few truly indespensible pieces of kit that no soldier should ever go into the field without.

How does a NASCAR catch can work?

The Nascar crew member holds the catch can to retrieve the fuel that can spill from a vent on the back of the car during pit stops. Starting in 2011, Nascar has eliminated the catch can in all three series.

What is a breakout in drag racing?

a brealout is when the car looses traction and starts to swerve

Do formula 1 cars do they have abs?

they do not have ABS, or anti-lock brakes since 2008/9. they were removed because of a belief in the FIA that it was getting too easy to race a F1 car.

How fast can two toy cars race down a ramp?

It depends on the ramps slope.

if it was straight down, the cars would fall down the ramp at the speed of gravity, which is 9.8 meters per second

No. Gravity is NOT speed, it is acceleration. In the absence of air resistance, the car would accelerate at a speed of 9.8 ms-2

Were the mclaren f1 gtr cars raced at the lemans 24 hours in 1995 turbocharged engines?

The engine in the 1995 McLaren F1 GTR and all subsequent GTRs is a normally-aspirated BMW V12. Yes, it actually won Le Mans in 1995.

When did race car races start?

it started in 1948 after moonshiners needed faster cars to outrun the cops and then they started racing their cars

Whats the fastest truck in the world?

The HSV Maloo R8 is the fastest truck in the world. This truck averages 168.7 mph. A few more sites to choose from. The Bandag Bullet set the record for a conventionally powered truck, achieving an average speed of 182.14 kph over one kilometre from a standing start. The Bullet took just 19.76 seconds to cover the distance, reaching a calculated terminal speed of 305.5 kilometres per hour.

This easily eclipses the existing record held by a Swedish manufacturer and set in September 2001 of 155.7 kph over the same distance. * http://www.bandag.com.au/thebandagbullet.htm * http://jalopnik.com/cars/notag/meet-the-fastest-diesel-powered-drag-pickup-329899.php* http://www.autoworld.com/news/Ford/FastestTruck.htm

How old do you have to be to race a legend car?

The minimum age for Legends competition is fourteen (14). Twelve-year-olds and thirteen- year-olds may be allowed to compete if they have completed 18 months of documented, INEX Sanctioned, Bandolero racing, with a minimum of forty five (45) races total over this 18-month period.

What state is Darlington Raceway located in?

Darlington Raceway is located in South Carolina.

When was the first Le Mans race?

It was held in circuit de la sarthe and the first race was at 1933