whats the average time a pitstop takes in Nascar?
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to do the actual pit stop about 14.5 seconds..because you have all the drivers like gorden,kenseth,stewart and jr with 12 to 13 seconds everytime but then guys like petty, nemecheck, riggs have like 15 to 16 second stops..driving down pit road and then the pit stop would all depend on the track they are at.
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It's on from 5-6:30 eastern time on NBC. The actual race will probably be sometime from 6pm on.\nIf you want to see more ESPN2 will take over from 6:30-7pm.
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1985: The Winston (70 laps) \nMotor Speedway for Mother's Day in 1986, was 83 laps\nThere is a link below that will help you.LL.
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Sure...it's a small NASCAR fix, but at least it's a FIX! One week from the last race and I'm already Jonesin'!\n\nAnother long, cold, NASCARless winter...it sucks.\n\nWhat really made the year better was the fantasy racing. We used to do a deal called "Kafenatid". The guy that ran the site hung it up, but we made our own, with an Excel prog and "kafenatid's" rules (1 Ford, 1 Chevy, 1 Dodge and 3 Wildcards). You accumulate the points that the drivers earn. I kicked-ass again! ; ) All done by email and the deadline for picks is noon on race day. Not sure what to do about Toyota entering the arena...hate to validate them with their own slot.\n\nGITIT!\nrounder
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LUV NASCAR. I can't believe nobody said "its just a bunch of cars driving in a circle" yet. As many times as this question has been asked on here, there has always been at least one answer like that...
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THE RACE: Kmart 400 at Michigan International Speedway\nWinner: Dale Jarrett, June 1999, 173.997mph
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Vickers to Become Youngest NASCAR Driver\nAssociated Press\nLast Updated: Sept. 2, 2003 at 7:49:40 p.m.\nCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Brian Vickers will become the youngest full-time competitor ever in NASCAR's top series next season when he takes over the No. 25 Chevrolet now driven by Joe Nemechek.\n\nCar owner Rick Hendrick put Vickers on an advanced schedule Tuesday based on the promise the 19-year-old has shown in just under two seasons in the Busch Series.\n\nAs the youngest full-time participant in any of NASCAR's top three classes, Vickers ranks third in the Busch Series points with 15 top-10 finishes and eight top-fives.\n\nHe scored his second career victory Saturday at Darlington Raceway, leading 18-year-old teammate Kyle Busch across the finish line for a 1-2 Hendrick showing
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Nascar doesn't decide that.  You may have to contact the track officials, or if the city/county board runs the events at the track you will have to find out from them.  Other than that, you won't be able to look online or anything.
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Top speed on a NASCAR car is just a touch higher, 205 versus 190.  But, because of light weight and aerodynamic downforce pressing down the car to the track, the F1 car can corner, accelerate, and stop much, much faster.  Cornering iis more than twice as fast.  If a NASCAR car can do a corner at 75, the F1 car can do it at more than 150. Braking is also extraordinary.  An F1 driver once said that letting off the gas is like hitting the brakes in a normal car, and that hitting the brakes is like having an accident.\n\nThey're so different that it's difficult to say which is harder.  F1 cars race mostly against the track, NASCAR cars race mostly against other drivers.  It's very difficult for a top driver in one to go over to the other and be a top driver there, also.
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Qualifying is used to determine the starting order of the race. 43 cars start the race. The top 35 teams according to car owner's points are guarunteed a starting spot. The 7 fastest cars not in the top 35 get spots 36-42 and the last spot goes to a former Cup champion if they are not in the top 42. The pole winner earns a spot in the Busch Clash at Daytona the following year. If any car requires major work after qualifying (motor change, new tires, etc.), they retain their qualifying spot in the books, but have to drop to the back of the field at the start of the race. In the old days, qualifying at the major tracks used to be a 4-day affair with spots 1-15 on Wed., 16-25 Thurs., 26-35 Fri. and a qualifying race on Sat. for 36-44. The dirt track races on Wed. would qualify at 5 and race at 7-7:30.
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I can't believe 48 won another restrictor plate race. I hope Nascar finds something illegal on his car and penalize him. Are the 17, 26, 99 team mates, cause they don't drive like they are.
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You have to probably purchase your tickets to the race from the box office at RIR.Go to their website and browse around.I found pit passes to Atlanta at the AMS site.$200 not cheap,...But worth it!!!
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According to Nascar Illustrated, in order that they pick to finish in points: #1 Jeff Gordon,#2 Jimmie Johnson,#3 Tony Stewart,#4 Ryan Newman,#5 Carl Edwards,#6 Greg Biffle,#7 Dale Earnhardt Jr.#8 Kurt Busch,#9 Matt Kenseth,and #10 is Jamie McMurray. I have been a diehard Nascar fan for 40 of my 47 years of life and in my own opinion, I'd say this is about as good as you can get to a "guess" for your question. Good luck and enjoy the 2006 Nascar racing season!!
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You sure can. Go to NASCAR.com and go to track pass. You just sign up and you can listen to a broadcast as well as driver communications. They've got a real good set up.
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i would assume you are talking about the cup series. in which case there are 3 that have the same number of wins. so it kind of depends on how you count... i mean, there are more above the 35th place with ties so if you say that, for exampel the first tie belongs to bobby allison and dw.. so if you counted them as 3rd and 4th.. then these guys wold start the 35th spot.. \nBodine, Geoffrey 18   wins\nBonnett, Neil 18   wins\nGant, Harry 18 wins\nokay, i know that might be somewhat confusing, but there are some driver's with the same amount of wins.. so it all depends on how one woud count.. but i think in official nascar record books they hae bodine down as 35ht..
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Nascar. 200+ laps of straight, right, straight, right, ........
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Bristol is the shortest track on the Nascar Nextel Cup Schedule. 0.533  miles long\nI am not going to list them in that order, you could though...\nfeel free to go through them all and list them shortest to longest or whatever