George Howson
Engineer, Father, Travel addict, Writer, but most of all, a motorsport nut who is never afraid to ask the questions most would back out of and I always tell it like it is.
How Do Teams Work in NASCAR?
NASCAR teams operate as complex organizations in the world of stock car racing. They consist of multiple parts working together to achieve success on the…
Why Is The Dakar Rally So Famous?
The Dakar Rally stands as one of the most iconic events in motorsport. Its fame stems from the extreme challenges it presents to competitors. The…
Why Is The Dakar Rally Not In Dakar?
The Dakar Rally, once synonymous with the African continent, no longer finishes in its namesake city of Dakar, Senegal. This iconic motorsport event has undergone…
How Do NASCAR Stages Work?
NASCAR’s stage racing format adds excitement and strategy to each event. Races are typically divided into three stages, with the first two each comprising about…
What Are The Levels Of NASCAR?
NASCAR organizes multiple racing series across different vehicle types and formats. The sport features three main levels of competition, each offering distinct challenges and opportunities…
What Size Engine Does NASCAR Run?
NASCAR vehicles utilize 358 cubic inch (5.9 liter) V8 engines. These powerplants produce approximately 670 horsepower and operate at speeds up to 9,000 rpm. NASCAR…
NASCAR vs IndyCar: What are the 4 main differences?
When it comes to American motorsports, two series stand out above the rest: NASCAR and IndyCar. While both involve high-speed racing and talented drivers, there…
Can NASCAR Race In The Rain?
NASCAR races typically don’t occur in the rain on oval tracks due to safety concerns. On road courses, however, NASCAR can race in light rain…
How Many Generations Of NASCAR Are There?
NASCAR has seen significant evolution since its inception in 1948. Throughout its history, NASCAR has featured seven distinct generations of race cars, each marking a…
What Is The Racing Series Below NASCAR?
NASCAR’s tier system provides a structured pathway for drivers to advance their careers. The NASCAR Xfinity Series stands as the second-highest level of competition in…