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Rusty Wallace tested a car at Talladega in 2004 on which the car had its restrictor plate removed. The car reached a top-end speed of 228 miles per hour on the backstretch and had an average lap speed of 221 mph.

Dale Earnhardt's crash could have been prevented by improvements in the safety features of the car, such as better seat belts, head and neck restraints, and safer barrier technology. Additionally, stricter enforcement of safety regulations by the racing authorities and better communication between the drivers and safety teams could have also played a role in preventing the crash.

The weight of a mole of an ideal gas depends on the specific gas being considered. The weight is given by the molar mass of the gas, which is typically expressed in grams per mole.

In recent years, the fastest growing American sport has been mixed martial arts (MMA), with organizations like the UFC gaining popularity and mainstream acceptance. MMA has attracted a diverse fan base and continues to grow in viewership and participation.

People usually get into NASCAR by starting with an interest in motorsports, attending races, and following the sport on TV or online. In terms of becoming a driver, many start by racing in smaller leagues or go-kart racing, before working their way up to higher levels of competition like the NASCAR series. Connections in the racing community and sponsorship deals can also help aspiring drivers get noticed by NASCAR teams.

A NASCAR event typically starts with a pre-race ceremony that includes the national anthem, driver introductions, and often a flyover. The cars then complete warm-up laps before lining up two by two for the start of the race. The green flag is waved to signal the start of the race, and drivers begin racing at full speed.

High performance mechanics can earn around $70,000 to $100,000 per year, depending on their experience, skills, and location. Top professionals in the field may earn even more, especially if they work for elite racing teams or specialized performance shops.

The 1992 Ford Tempo with a 4-cylinder engine typically has a fuel tank capacity of around 13.2 gallons. This would vary slightly depending on the specific model and trim level of the vehicle.

NASCAR's fan base is predominantly white, male, and from the southern United States. However, the sport has actively worked to increase diversity and expand its audience to include more women, people of color, and fans from across the country. NASCAR has implemented initiatives like the Drive for Diversity program to support and promote drivers from underrepresented backgrounds.

Roughly 30% of adults in the United States watch NASCAR, according to data from Nielsen.

Joe Gibbs who coaches the Redskins and also owns Gibbs racing.

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All fines are collected by Nascar, put into a penalties fund! At the conclusion of the season. The money is then divided up into equal portions, and given back to all owners, that raced in the season.

Jeff Kinney attended Bishop Denis J. O'Connell High School in Arlington, Virginia for middle school.

The value of a Sports Illustrated commemorative issue of Dale Earnhardt Sr. can vary depending on its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, these issues can range in price from $10 to $50, but some rare or limited editions may be worth more to avid collectors. It's best to research recent sales or consult with a collectibles expert for a more accurate estimation.