NASCAR Drivers Teams and Sponsors

When NASCAR drivers have to go the bathroom they hold it in. A famous case would be Kurt Busch in the 2005 Daytona 500 and the end of the race he ran to the bathroom. Now if it's in an emergency they have to go in their cars, and this is where having a yellow fire suit helps. Now if it's more serious than a really bad wee then they better hope for the checkers or a red flag. I don't know about today [MUCH shorter race duration times], but in the "old" days, a few drivers who didn't want to "hold it," used a "relief tube." Relief tube is a common term for a urinary catheter. They got the idea from long duration solo pilots in the old days of aviation, with who relief tube systems were common. A urinary catheter system consists of a small tube which is inserted through the urethra into the bladder, which continuously drains urine as it is produced by the kidneys. The tube is connected to a catch bottle, sometimes worn attached to the users leg. As for bowel evacuation, I guess they just have to hold it, OR like the astronauts, wear a diaper, and hold off as long as possible. usually a driver sweats it out.

A spotters job is to look out for the driver, tell them where all other cars are at on the track. They tell the driver where they can go (high or low) and alert them to when there is a wreck/caution on the track and try and help them get through or go around it. Since a driver's head is pretty much stationary, it makes it hard for them to look around and see this for themselves.

On November 7, 2010, Denny Hamlin won the AAA Texas 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.

Dale Earnhardt Sr. was nicknamed "The Intimidator" and "The Man In Black". Dale Earnhardt Jr. is nicknamed "Junior" and "June Bug".

In my opinion, which is just that, Dale Earnhardt Sr's wife Teresa is by far the prettiest, classiest lady NASCAR ever has, or ever will see. No offense meant to the other ladies, because some of them come from some pretty solid backgrounds, and have made some guys some very precious babies, but Misses Earnhardt, has done a lot for the sport, and I don't know how many people really realize this. She taught Dale Sr. a lot about marketing, and publicity, which made him more popular, and, yes, more money. But, the more he made, the more NASCAR made, and his growth in fame, certainly pushed the growth of the sport. She was behind a lot of that. She gave him confidence, support, and, I suspect, good advice, on many occasion. From the way I hear it Dale Sr. was not the easiest man to be married to. Anyway, I believe that many of Misses Earnhardt's contributions will go un recognized, and somewhat taken for granted. She is a great woman, and not at all hard on the eye's, still.

The Green Bay Packers have 13 NFL titles -- nine from the pre-Super Bowl era, and four Super Bowl championships.

The Nationwide Series does not race at Martinsville Speedway. On October 23, 2010 the series went to Gateway International Raceway in Madison, Illinois. Brad Keselowski was the winner of that race.

Jimmie and Chandra Johnson have two daughters. Genevieve Marie was born on July 7, 2010 and Lydia Norriss was born on September 6, 2013.

Tony Stewart earned $6,836,150. in race winnings for the 2009 season.

No Brad Keselowski does not have a girlfriend. But he does have a "close friend" (male) that travels with him. Brad also supports several of the gay/lesbian/bisexual community. (LGBT) NO, This does NOT mean he is gay or bi. he has never said if he is gay or bi.

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No one died with Davey Allison. Red Farmer was the only person on board with Davey at the time of the crash. Mr Farmer suffered only some broken bones and minor cuts. Mr Farmer who was a former driver stated that right before the crash he had braced himself which he feels saved his life, while Davey fought to gain control of the aircraft all the way until impact.

Yes. Jeff Gordon has driven the #24 car for Hendrick Motorsports for his entire career.

The last to drive the Mountain Dew car was Darrell Waltrip.

The premier builders with top teams can exceed $100,000 easily.

No, he did not. Dale Sr. died on February 18, 2001 and Jimmie Johnson's first Cup Series race was on October 7, 2001.

In 1970, when Dale Earnhardt was 19 years old, his neighbors let him have their 1956 Ford Victoria. His father Ralph built the engine and the friends of the family helped paint it. When they mixed the paint it accidentally came out pink. Since they did not have enough money to repaint the car, it was left that way. Dale drove the pink race car around the local dirt tracks of North Carolina.

Darrell Waltrip has won the most Nascar Cup Series races at Bristol with 12.

Depends on a lot of factors,

where he works

at a dealer or independent shop

Is he an A,B,C or master tech

How good/fast is he

ranges from $50,000-70,000 with master techs reaching $100,000+

Richard Petty is known as "The King".

Richard Petty won the most races in one season with 27 in 1967.

Most teams use what's known as a "Cool Helmet", which is essentially an air-conditioned helmet.

They also stay cool by drinking plenty of fluids and putting flat ice packs in their driver suits.

Jimmy Spencer used to live in the Lake Norman area of North Carolina. His house is now up for sale. Spencer announced on May 11, 2012, that he will retire from his job as a SPEED TV commentator and move back to his hometown of Berwick, Pennsylvania.