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    Which race is known as NASCAR’s Super Bowl?

    • Brickyard 400
    • Coca-Cola 600
    • Daytona 500
    • Southern 500
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You’re three snacks deep into a Sunday race watch, the engines are roaring, and suddenly your friend hits you with: “Who’s won the most Daytona 500s again?” You pause. You should know. But your brain just pit-stopped.If you've ever flexed NASCAR fandom but blanked on the facts, this NASCAR Race Quiz is here to keep your wheels turning.

It’s a high-speed ride through epic rivalries, iconic races, car numbers, and the legends who made NASCAR what it is today. Simple format, serious test. No seatbelts required—just solid memory and street cred.

Disclaimer: This NASCAR Race Quiz is meant for entertainment and educational use only. It’s based on verified historical data but isn’t affiliated with NASCAR or its official partners. Always fact-check if you're betting your fantasy league or arguing with die-hard fans. We take trivia seriously—but remember, it’s just for fun. Let’s keep the tires smokin’ and the takes respectful

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    Who holds the record for most Cup Series championships?

    • Jeff Gordon

    • Richard Petty

    • Dale Earnhardt

    • Jimmie Johnson

    Correct Answer
    A. Jimmie Johnson
    Explanation
    Jimmie Johnson holds the record with seven NASCAR Cup Series championships, tied with legends Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt. However, Johnson's achievement stands out due to the modern playoff format and the level of competition during his reign. His dominance from 2006 to 2010 with five consecutive championships highlights exceptional consistency, team coordination, and racing intelligence.

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    What does the term “pole position” refer to in NASCAR?

    • Leading lap count

    • First qualifying spot

    • Fastest pit crew time

    • First crash of the race

    Correct Answer
    A. First qualifying spot
    Explanation
    “Pole position” is the term for the top starting spot earned through qualifying laps. The driver with the fastest qualifying time gets to start at the front of the grid, a major advantage in clean air and track control. It has nothing to do with laps led or crashes. It’s a coveted spot that can dictate early race dynamics and pit strategy.

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    Which car number is most famously linked to Dale Earnhardt?

    • 24

    • 3

    • 8

    • 88

    Correct Answer
    A. 3
    Explanation
    Dale Earnhardt is famously associated with car number 3, a black Chevrolet that became a symbol of his aggressive driving style and popularity. This number remains deeply iconic in NASCAR culture. Even after his tragic death in 2001, the legacy of No. 3 continues through tributes and fan reverence, making it inseparable from his identity as “The Intimidator.”

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    What’s the name of the NASCAR playoffs format?

    • Speed Bracket

    • Cup Chase

    • Nextel Knockout

    • Chase for the Cup

    Correct Answer
    A. Chase for the Cup
    Explanation
    The current playoff format is called the “Chase for the Cup,” originally introduced to increase competitiveness and keep fans engaged till the season finale. Drivers accumulate points across regular-season races to qualify for the postseason, which is divided into elimination rounds. This format encourages risk-taking and strategic driving, making each race crucial in the championship hunt.

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    Which driver was nicknamed “The Intimidator”?

    • Tony Stewart

    • Dale Earnhardt

    • Kyle Busch

    • Kevin Harvick

    Correct Answer
    A. Dale Earnhardt
    Explanation
    “The Intimidator” was the nickname of Dale Earnhardt due to his fearless driving style, black No. 3 car, and aggressive race tactics. He was both feared and respected on the track for his willingness to make bold moves, even if it meant bumping opponents. The nickname is a testament to his mental and physical domination of the sport in the 1980s and 1990s.

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    What is a “restrictor plate” used for in NASCAR?

    • Enhancing corner grip

    • Slowing car speeds

    • Boosting turbo RPMs

    • Reducing tire pressure

    Correct Answer
    A. Slowing car speeds
    Explanation
    Restrictor plates are used in NASCAR to reduce the power output of engines by limiting airflow, thereby decreasing top speeds—especially at superspeedways like Daytona and Talladega. This helps prevent dangerous crashes by keeping cars from going too fast in close racing packs. While it makes drafting more critical, it also levels the playing field among teams.

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    Where is the NASCAR Hall of Fame located?

    • Atlanta, Georgia

    • Charlotte, North Carolina

    • Daytona Beach, Florida

    • Talladega, Alabama

    Correct Answer
    A. Charlotte, North Carolina
    Explanation
    The NASCAR Hall of Fame is located in Charlotte, North Carolina, considered the hub of stock car racing. Charlotte is home to many race teams and the Charlotte Motor Speedway. The Hall of Fame honors drivers, crew chiefs, and contributors who have significantly shaped the sport. It offers fans a deep dive into NASCAR’s storied history.

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    What tire supplier is officially used in NASCAR races?

    • Michelin

    • Goodyear

    • Bridgestone

    • Firestone

    Correct Answer
    A. Goodyear
    Explanation
    Goodyear is the exclusive tire supplier for NASCAR, providing tires specifically engineered for different tracks, including ovals, road courses, and superspeedways. Tire performance is critical in NASCAR due to the intense speeds and temperature changes. Goodyear’s partnership with NASCAR has lasted for decades, and their tires are tested for safety, grip, and durability under extreme racing conditions.

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    What team is historically most dominant in NASCAR?

    • Stewart-Haas Racing

    • Penske Racing

    • Hendrick Motorsports

    • Joe Gibbs Racing

    Correct Answer
    A. Hendrick Motorsports
    Explanation
    Hendrick Motorsports has the most wins and championships in NASCAR history, with a record of engineering excellence, driver talent, and race strategy. Founded by Rick Hendrick, the team has fielded legends like Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, and Chase Elliott. Its consistent performance over decades solidifies its place as the most dominant NASCAR team ever.

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