NASCAR Drivers Teams and Sponsors

She went to the school I'm attending. Prairie Hill School District 133 in South Beloit, we have a video of her here in 5th grade.

She also went to Hononegah High School in Rockton, Illinois. I know because her uncle randy used to be my neighbor and she went to school the same time as my sister.

His mother is Carol Ann Bickford. His stepfather is William Grinnell Gordon.

I went to GeorgeTown East elementary in Annapolis Maryland and Richard Petty brought his race car to the school he came because his sister was a sixth grade teacher there don't know if she us alive but he did have a sister

No, he was not. Jeff Gordon has had DuPont as a primary sponsor since he began in 1992. Through the years some of his additional sponsors have been Pepsi, AARP Drive to End Hunger, Nicorette and the National Guard.

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The one that is most likely to ever compete in F1 racing is probably Danica Patrick, currently competing in the IndyCar series. The USGPE team that will probably enter the F1 racing scene in 2010 has shown interest in her, but she stated that she wants to focus on IndyCar.

I think it would be very interesting if women would finally compete in F1. Women are usually lighter than men, which is a big advantage in terms of balance of the car. Robert Kubica stated that his car felt a lot better after he lost 5kg of bodyweight.

There have been five female drivers in Formula 1 in the past, however. The first was Maria Teresa de Filippi in 1958, the second Lella Lombardi from 1974 - 1976. These were the only female racers to qualify for a Formula 1 race, and Lella Lombardi is the only one to score (half a point at the 1975 Spanish GP, driving a Cosworth engined March). Divina Galica (1976-78), Desire Wilson (1979) and Giovanna Amati (1992) also entered, but all failed to qualify.

The fastest lap in Nascar was an average speed of 212.809. This record was set by Bill Elliott in a qualifying lap at Talladega Superspeedway in 1987. This was before restrictor plates were in use.

Over the years, Jeff was called "Wonder Boy", "The Kid" and "The Rainbow Warrior".

Dale Jr. wanted to keep the #8 when he made his move to Hendrick Motorsports in 2008, but his former team owner wouldn't allow it. Junior originally drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI), who was owned by Junior's stepmother Teresa Earnhardt. She refused to release the #8, so Junior chose #88.

Aric Almirola currently drives the #43 Ford for Richard Petty Motorsports in the Sprint Cup Series.

Dale Earnhardt is considered one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history, and is arguably it's greatest driver of all time.

But if you look past the seven NASCAR Winston Cup championships and 76 Cup wins, he was known as an ambassador to the sport, an elder statesmen of sorts. That's all not to mention his exciting driving style and drafting prowess.

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Dale Sr. drove the #8 car in only one Nascar Cup Series race. It was his first race on May 25, 1975, the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He started 33rd and finished 22nd. Dale did drive the #8 in 44 Busch Series races from 1984 to 1988.

Winston was force out of sponsoring certain things. Then Nextel stepped in, thus we now have the nextel cup. Winston was also force out of NHRA drag racing, now we have the poweraid championship. After it was deemed illegal to advertise tobacco products, Winston was forced to stop sponsering NASCAR's premier series.

He wasn't allowed much in the form of decision making at DEI, and he had a close friendship with Hendrick and his late Son, It was the obvious move. I to am happy he did. Answer

Because he's a smart guy. Let's face it Hendrick's got it figured out. Gordon and Johnson are great drivers, (especially Gordon), and Hendrick's domination in the last 10 years is unquestionable. Also, the Hendrick team has figured out the Car of Tomorrow, and have won nearly all those races this year. Junior wants to drive for a winner. And you can writhe and Nash your teeth all you want, but this is a winning team.

At last, Gordon and Junior are teammates. Yeah. I like it. What do you think all the hillbillies with summer teeth are going to think of their boy Junior now? Their faith in the system must be really in doubt.

It's a great move for Hendrick, it's a great move for Junior, and now we'll have a product in the Hendrick team with him replacing Kyle Bush, that isn't so unpredictable.

Yeah, Jeff and Junior. What a team.

In 1999, Mike Skinner drove the #31 car in the Nascar Cup Series.

Kerry Earnhardt's mother's name is Latane Brown. She was Dale Earnhardt Sr's first wife.

Darrell Waltrip has 84 Nascar Cup Series wins and 13 Busch Series wins.

The Average Salary of a Racer is 149,000 a year. Now this of course varies as of what you are racing/how good you are. But this is a average for all the racing. It also depends on how many races you win...if you are in NASCAR you can probably make about 150-200k average per race

after sponsorship anywher between 450,000 to 3 million

Her name is Brenda Gee, and she is the mother of both Dale Junior and Kelley Earnhardt-Elledge.

Petty Enterprises was the name of the team for most of his career. He drove for Don Robertson for a few races in 1970 because Petty's regular cars had been wrecked; in 1984-5 he drove for Mike Curb.