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First the lug nuts are attached to the wheels with a form of gasket sealant, then when the time comes to put the wheel on the car, it is done with an airgun or airsocket wrench.

Kurt Busch won on March 8th at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Depends on how many cautions there are and what part of the day it is. It also depends on the track itself. Some tracks use up tires more quickly and drivers want them changed every chance they can, while other tracks are more forgiving and using older tires is about the same as using new ones.

Bristol International Raceway

Atlanta International Raceway

Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway

Martinsville Speedway

Charlotte Motor Speedway

Darlington Raceway

Talladega Superspeedway

North Wilkesboro Speedway

Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway

North Carolina Motor Speedway

Pocono International Raceway

Michigan International Speedway

Phoenix International Raceway

Sears Point Raceway

Daytona International Speedway

Dover Downs International Speedway

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Phoenix International Raceway is 1 mile in length.

The Allstate 400 at the Brickyard was on July 26, 2009. It was won by Jimmie Johnson.

The Nascar Sprint Cup Series can be viewed on several stations during the season. It's shown on FOX 5, TNT, ABC and ESPN. The Nationwide Series is primarily televised on ESPN2 and the Truck Series is on the Speed channel.

Yes, Dale Earnhardt Sr did drive a #96 car in four races (Charlotte 1, Daytona 2, Talladega 2 and Darlington 2) for Will Cronkite in 1978. Below is a link to a photo of Dale in the #96 during the 1978 Firecracker 400.

According to racing-reference.info, the nine numbers Dale drove in Winston Cup racing were:

#2: 1979-1981

#3: 1981, 1984-2000

#8: 1975

#15: 1982-1983

#19: 1977

#30: 1976

#77: 1976

#96: 1978

#98: 1978

20 at Bristol, 3 times is a good start. Actually, the Coca Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte, NC had 22 cautions on May 29, 2005.

Junior drives anything Chevy. He owns three Camaros which include a 2001 "Intimidator SS" Camaro, a Chevrolet Z71 pickup, a Corvette, two Suburbans, a 1964 Impala and a 1955 Bel Air. Among others.

The 1998 Nascar Winston Cup Rookie of the Year was the late Kenny Irwin Jr.

Jeff Gordon is the current (2008) highest paid driver from his rookie season (1992) to the end of the 2007 season he made estimated $89,397,060.

That would be the ones that win races like, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart oh and the golden child himself, Dale Earnhardt Jr, who may make more than all these drivers combined.

The ones who are the best at attracting well-funded sponsors.

It takes three things to be a well-paid NASCAR driver: driving skill on the track, good equipment and charisma. Driving skill gets you consistent Top Ten finishes. Good equipment keeps you on the track in the first place...who wants their logo on a car that makes 400 miles and blows up every week? Charisma puts you in commercials, because the only thing anyone buys from an annoying person is a Shamwow--and Vince doesn't drive NASCAR.

NASCAR on Fox was created on 2001-02-18.

Bill Elliott has been racing in NASCAR since 1976.

Restrictor plates debuted in August 1970 at Michigan International Speedway and were used for all tracks. They were phased out in 1974 as teams went to smaller engines but returned in 1988 for Daytona and Talladega after speeds overtook ability to keep the cars on the ground.

It depends on the track. Since different tracks have different pit road speeds, the pace car will drive about ten mph faster than the pit road speed under caution laps. At the beginning of the race, however, the laps that the cars do before the green flash drops (also called parade laps) are done at pit road speed. This is so the cars can match their rpms with the pit road speed, as NASCAR does not allow any kind of speed monitoring devices in the vehicles.

Over 700.

It may go like this:

#1: Kyle Busch

#2: Kurt Busch

#3: Jeff Gordon

#4: Jimmie Johnson

Keep in mind, some/many/ or all may not agree, a question like this is asking for "Opinions", and Opinions are what you will get.

There is no weight restriction on the driver. There is a minimum weight for the car which is 3450 pounds.

No, they are not related.

Live streaming on 2014 Auto Club NHRA Finals Nov. 13-16 Live streaming The Automobile Club of Southern California 2014 NHRA Finals is an annual four-day drag racing event held in November at the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona. Built in 1951. The Auto Club Raceway at Pomona is a racing facility with a 40,000-person capacity and home to one of the most well known drag strips in North America.

Beginning in 1965, the Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA features four different classes of drag racing including pro stock motorcycle races. Part of the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series, the Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals is the culmination of the twenty-two race circuit and offers the last opportunity to win the titles of both event and season champion, along with over $100,000 in prize money. Past Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals winners include Del Worsham, Andrew Hines, and Tony Schumacher"

Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s father Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Sr. was born on April 29, 1951. He died in a racing accident on February 18, 2001, in Daytona Beach, Florida.

YES. His father was a closeted homosexual and his son had his first gay experience with his dad's lover at the age of 16. It is documented here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dale_Earnhardt

NO! They are two completely different things. Firstly a NASCAR is like a stock car, but faster. A formula one car is and open wheel racer. NASCAR also race around a oval of track, in formula one they race around differntly designed tracks for around 60-70 laps, while NASCAR race up to 300 or more laps, but not often