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ABOUT NASCAR
NASCAR was created in Post-war era 1948. Since new cars were in short supply at the time, the NASCAR founders proclaimed that NASCAR cars could only be those that could be purchased from a car dealer and driven by a typical American driver. They could have no major changes. Tuning up the car engine was permitted, and seatbelts were commonly made from rigging or aircraft harnesses, but few NASCAR racers added roll bars. In the early years, borrowed NASCAR cars were used at times, for drivers who wanted to increase their points but did not have their own cars to use for racing (including rental cars).
Up shifting into the next generation of NASCAR is anything but ordinary drivers and ordinary cars. The first "high performance" parts to be used in the supply cars were dedicated tires. In 1952, the Pure Oil Company developed a tire purposely for stock NASCAR car racing. Because they were used to support safety, the modification was permitted. NASCAR wasn’t much older though, before more modifications crept in. Since the cars had to use production-line parts, manufacturers began offering high performance, or “severe usage,” merchandise to their usual clients in order to make them allowable in NASCAR races. Two way radios, introduced to NASCAR at the 1952 Modified-Sportsman race at Daytona Beach racing, soon became normal equipment. Other developments implemented to give NASCAR cars performance were new car engines, aluminum disc brakes, and iron roll-cages.
Today's "stock cars" are highly modified racers with million dollar sponsors and professional drivers. With heavy regulation on aerodynamics, materials, and engine displacement it's up the drivers and their pit crews to win races with driving skill and car analysis. Whether drafting to stock pile horse power for the straight-away, monitoring tire wear and wedge angles or getting your car out of the pit quickly, the new NASCAR is a sport of millimeters, seconds and lightning fast reflexes
Misperceived as only popular in the south, NASCAR stages races in Chicago, Denver, California, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio to name a few. With over 12 percent of the television audience tuning in on race day, it's no wonder why NASCAR has grown from an obscure American enigma into a legitimate sport… if not a national pastime.
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