Who is the only person to win 10 australian sprintcar titles?
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Gary Rush.\nHe also finished 3 times in the second place and 6 times in the third place. He accomplished all this between 1966 and 1998.
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All of his wins are listed here: http://www.racing-reference.info/rquery?id=pettyky01&trk=t1&series=W
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According to the 2005 Chex NMPA (National Motorsports Press Association) Most Popular Driver Award voting, the top 10 most popular NASCAR drivers (and primary sponsors), by fan votes were:\n\n1) Dale Earnhardt Jr. (Budweiser)\n2) Jeff Gordon (DuPont)\n3) Kasey Kahne (Dodge Dealers/UAW)\n4) Tony Stewart (The Home Depot)\n5) Rusty Wallace (Miller Lite)\n6) Kevin Harvick (GM Goodwrench)\n7) Michael Waltrip (NAPA Auto Parts)\n8) Mark Martin (AAA)\n9) Dale Jarrett (UPS)\n10) Jimmie Johnson (Lowe's)
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Elliott Sadler!\nWhat's yours?
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1. Dale Jr.\n2. Anybody BUT Jeff Gordon\n3. Anybody BUT Jeff Gordon\n4. Anybody BUT Jeff Gordon\n5. Anybody BUT Jeff Gordon
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I am a JR fan but I think Tony will ride the momentum from Last year and win it. Top five 1. Tony 2. Jeff Gordon 3. Dale Jr 4. Jimmy Johnson 5. Mark Martin
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Marcos Ambrose (born September 1, 1976 in Launceston, Tasmania) is an Australian racing driver, and was the Australian V8 Supercars champion in 2003 and 2004.\n\nAmbrose began racing karts at the age of ten. After several Tasmanian state titles, he moved into Formula Ford in 1996. The Ambrose family have a rich history in this formula as Marcos' father Ross Ambrose, along with Ralph Firman Sr, co-founded of Formula Ford chassis builder Van Diemen. Marcos competed in both Australian Formula Ford and British Formula Ford, before stepping up to British Formula Three for a brief period.\n\nWhen his budget could no longer sustain his career in Europe, Marcos returned to Australia, where he was recruited by Stone Brothers Racing, competing in the Australian V8 Supercar series from 2001 until 2005. With them, he won two championships in 2003 and 2004, the first Ford driver to do so in seven years.\n\nThe Ford Motor Company signed Ambrose to participate overseas in the United States with Wood Brothers/JTG Racing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2006. However, Ambrose had to wait until part way through the 2006 season to begin. NASCAR did not clear Ambrose to race the NCTS' first three races, as they were held on intermediate to high-speed ovals, and like fellow Wood Brothers/JTG Racing driver Bobby East, Ambrose was not cleared to start in the faster races. Ambrose made his Truck Series debut on April 1, 2006 at the Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway, qualifying 20th and finishing 33rd after being caught up in an incident unfolding in front of him. [1]\n\nAmbrose is the first notable Australian driver in a national NASCAR series event since Dick Johnson in 1990.\n\nYou can check his home page www.marcosambrose.com
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He actually won 47 and I guess you can now answer that on Mortgage Express footy game like me. I got the answer from Wikepedia!
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S&DMC & LCC Members Trophy for Sporting "100"\n1st Multi Use Stage Championship Co-Driver \n1930E. Damadian\n  \nCould you contact the Stockport & District Motor Club for any information they have?   There is a line at the end of the website home page that says: Please E-mail Mark Wilkinson with any comments.\n\nI noticed ebay had some pioneer run medals for sale, with the words sunbeam motorcycle club - so they may be able to help you as well.\n\nGood luck with the search.
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Its a tie between Jeff Gordon #24 and Kasey Kahne #9!!!!  those two are so cute!!  and really great drivers!
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Kevin Harvick.  He's swept Phoenix this year, won also at Watkin's Glen, Richmond, and New Hampshire.  He had 3 races that should have been total losses in the Chase and made something of them, including a 6th at Talladega when he was caught in the Big One.  Him and his team took a 30th place car at Kansas and took 15th with it.  He took a top-5 in Texas twice this season, and we haven't seen everything yet from him.  Harvick is a rare breed.  He has the potential to win about 10 per year, but hasn't had the equipment to do it yet.  Anyone can say what they want, but if he had a Hendrick car, there wouldn't be 5 drivers still mathematically alive to win it.
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Looks like Dale Sr. with a total of 29 wins in 76 starts, Don't remember when plates came about, but Jeff Gordon has 15 wins among active drivers..
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Here's eight for you; all former Formula One drivers:\nIan Ashley.\nIvor Bueb.\nIan Burgess.\nIvan Capelli.\nIan Raby.\nIan Stewart\nIan Scheckter.\nInnes Ireland.
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My favorite is Ken Schrader.. But I know your favorite is Tony Stewart. How do I know? Give me the ten points and I'll tell you!
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1. Mark Martin\n2. Jimmie Johnson\n3. Matt kenseth\n4. Tony Stewart\n5. Denny Hamlin
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richard petty \ndriver of the the stp dodge\n200 wins in winston cup
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Thats a tough one mate. Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thompson, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee are a few of the Aussie quicks. But I think Joel (BIGBIRD) Gardner and Michael Holding from the West Indies were very quick as are a couple of the Pakistani boys. You would have to go to the record books to find out who is or was the fastest.