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the fastest car made in america is the SSC Ultimate Aero supercar

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You need to win the 8 AutoWonders before you can do the final track

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On September 19, 2011, Tony Stewart won the GEICO 400 Nascar Cup Series race.

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95 mph

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58 pounds

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Currently, Kasey Kahne drives the #5 car in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.

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yes ferrari enzo goes 217 mph and its horsepower is 660hp

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A Nascar stock car would be faster, because a sprint car is normally driven around a small dirt track. So I doubt that sprint cars exceed 200 mph.

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Detroit, Michigan, is a famous car-manufacturing city. That's why it's known as Mo-Town (motor city).

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A World of Outlaws sprint car engine can vary from about 810 horsepower to about 900 horsepower.

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in England its nitrogen. and I think in formula 1 as well.
Nitrogen.
Nitrogen. Its expansion and heating rate is much lower than plain air.
air traditionally. but they are now filled with nitrogen
nitrogen

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A micro sprint car is just a miniature sprintcar. Usual powered by a motorcycle engine.

There are 2 of the biggest type of micro's the 250/270 engine based off a 250 dirt bike engine. and the 600cc class with a slightly bigger frame and some bigger heavier parts. powered by a 4 cylinder 4 stroke street bike engine. Depending on the area some places run them with or without a wing and run on gasoline or methanol.

Here is a video of a 600 micro sprint running on methanol at Susquehanna speedway 4/10th mile dirt track.

http://www.youtube.com/user/racer10mark

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YES!

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if the car is high,it is easy to produce the torque in car due to large moment arm,and the car can takes the sommerslauts. Ahmed Bilal Pakistan

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Sparco are always nice, however ones from NRG are just as nice however you can get them for half the price

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Nitrogen would be the word you are looking for. its because the expand and the heat ratio of the nitrogen is lower then air.

very good question

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Toby Lightman

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it depends

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Slide jobs, and just how hard they race, their not giving a postion like nascar.

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daytona

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building a sprint cup car is very costly, just the engine alone will cost up to and beyond $250,000 + you have the tires $10,000 a piece and you need 24+, then you have to build the body, the roll cage the outter skin the fuel cell the breaks etc. final cost could reach up in the millions, then you have entry fees, cost of fuel, pit crew, crew chief, spotter, etc. very, very expensive.

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i believe it to be mick begleys Nissan skyline r33 at 1400bhp and hold the fastest European 1/4 mile time at 8.06 at 176mph

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With the stick pointing directly upwards.