NASCAR

Tony Stewart's jackman is Mike Casto.

Richard Petty has been a part of Nascar for over 50 years. His first race was on July 18, 1958.

It depends on your job, for most you don't, but it helps to have a degree. What you need most is a mechanical (degree or knowledge) and athletic abilities.

To some NASCAR drivers it is and to some it isn't. For decades the color green has been a superstition in NASCAR. Throughout the years, there have been drivers who adamantly refused to drive a green car.

Dale Sr's car made slight contact with Sterling Marlin's #40 and as he slid up the track he collided with Ken Schrader's #36, causing both cars to go nose first into the wall.

Dale Jr. finished in 19th place, two laps down at Richmond on April 30, 2011. With roughly 100 laps remaining in the race, Junior's team decided not to pit for gas and went with track position hoping for a late caution. There would be no more cautions in the race, and he was forced to pit under green with 10 laps remaining, he was running in eighth place at the time.

Rusty Wallace ran a fast lap at Talladega with the restrictor plate taken off. He had an average speed of 221.00 mph. After the lap, he told Nascar officials that there was no way the drivers could drive that fast in a pack of 43 cars.

Mark Martin resides in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Kyle Thomas Busch, born on May 2, 1985 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Plenty, from how much horsepower one engine can have to how much down force can a car handle at a certain speed and fuel mileage of course. A lot of races come down to figuring out how much fuel to take on the last pit, or if the car has enough to stay out and not pit. Don't forget the engineering that goes along with setting up a car, and the math involved in making (creating )a NASCAR car.

I have some friends that drive in it (not going to say any names) but he has been racing part-time since 2006 in the Nascar Camping World Truck series. He races for a "under-funded" team. He averages about 10-15 starts a year since 2006. He told me he usually makes $15,000+ in sponsorship dollars a race and gets a certain percent of the winnings. He usually averages anywhere between $18,000-$22,000 a race after sponsorship dollars and racewinning (before taxes). not bad. And this is a "under-funded" Team too. Imagine what the big racing truck team drivers are making each race too.

They were, but the strapping was torn.

Earnhardt didn't like tight seat belts; he usually wore them real loose. He also wore an open-face helmet. At the first impact, his helmet spun around 90 degrees so his nose was where one of his ears normally was. On the second impact, the side of the helmet broke his neck, which is mostly what killed him.

All this is academic: the Three Car (what it was called in the official report) ran head-on into the wall doing 165 miles per hour. That's not survivable.

Jimmie Johnson was born on September 17, 1975.

The 1992 Hooters 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway was run in front of an estimated crowd of 165,000, with Racing-Reference.info putting the crowd at 162,500. The track brought in temporary bleachers to accomodate the crowd that had built to see Richard Petty's final ride and a five-way compeition for the championship entering the season's final event.

Dale Jr. was the last to drive it in 2007, but there is currently no number 8 car.

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Carl Edwards

Until another driver can win the championship who is not named Jimmie Johnson. It's Jimmie Johnson.

The race track that the Daytona 500 is raced on should be the most famous. The Daytona International Speedway. Talladega Superspeedway is another one for NASCAR. The other one would be Bristol Motor Speedway.