The record is held by Tommy Houston. He started the first 360 races in the divisions history.

In the Sprint Cup Series, Dale Jr. only had two numbers. Dale drove the #8 car from 1999-2007 and the #88 car from 2008 to the present. In the Nationwide Series (formerly known as the Busch Series) Dale Jr. drove the #3, #5, #7, #8, #31, #81, #83, #87 and #88 cars.

About 650 to 700hp unrestricted and roughly 450 with a restrictor plate.

His sister, Kelley Earnhardt-Elledge.

In the most current Nationwide Insurance commercials, it's Danica Patrick.

Derrike Cope won two races in the Nascar Cup Series. He also had one victory in the Busch Series, now known as the Nationwide Series.

Through 2013, Danica Patrick has crashed in 11Nationwide Series races. She has a total of 60 career starts.

Currently, there is no driver using the #17 car in the Nascar Nationwide Series. It is used full-time by Matt Kenseth in the Sprint Cup Series.

Yes. Tony Stewart like any other Cup or Truck Series driver is allowed to race in the Nationwide Series.

Yes, he has. Tony Stewart drove the #44 car in 1997 and 1998. It was in the Nascar Busch Series, now known as the Nationwide Series.

Through 2013, Tony Stewart has started 521Nascar Cup Series races, 94 Nationwide Series races (formerly known as the Busch Series) and 6Truck Series races.

In 2011, James Beuscher is driving a limited schedule in the Nascar Nationwide Series. He drove the #30 car in Bristol and the #34 car in five other races.

He's currently driving the #31 in the Camping World Truck Series, where he's racing full time.

Well you first have to be with a team. After the team will do the rest,Now if it is your own team then you just need to apply for the entry at the race track they have signup sheets up 5 days before the race

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