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NASCAR to Boost Cup Series Horsepower on Short Tracks and Road Courses in 2026
NASCAR will increase the target horsepower for its Cup Series cars to 750 at road courses and short ovals beginning in 2026, officials confirmed this…
What Brand Cars Are Used In NASCAR?
NASCAR features three primary automotive manufacturers competing across its series today. Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota currently supply the race cars that compete in NASCAR’s Cup…
Has Anyone Ever Won At Every NASCAR Track?
No driver in NASCAR Cup Series history has ever won a race at every track on the calendar. The diversity of NASCAR venues—from tight short…
What Car Does Ford Use In NASCAR?
Ford uses the Mustang Dark Horse in the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series, and the F-150 in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, competing…
What Brand Car Is Most Used In NASCAR?
NASCAR showcases high-speed competition with purpose-built cars from select manufacturers. For fans and newcomers alike, a common question arises: what brand dominates the NASCAR grid?…
How Long Is The Daytona Speedway?
The Daytona International Speedway, home to the Daytona 500, is a 2.5-mile (4.023-kilometer) tri-oval superspeedway located in Daytona Beach, Florida. The track’s unique layout features…
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…
Why Do NASCAR Not Allow Speedometers?
In the world of NASCAR, being fast on the track is more about feeling the car’s grip and less about knowing your exact speed, which…
What Makes NASCAR Unique?
NASCAR stands out in the world of motorsports with its unique blend of high-speed oval racing and American automotive culture. Founded in 1948, the National…
Are There Only American Cars In NASCAR?
NASCAR, America’s premier stock car racing series, features a mix of domestic and international car brands. While traditionally associated with American manufacturers, the sport has…
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