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- 1.In 2002, Wally Dallenbach drove selected races in the Busch Series for which company?
- A.
Siemens
- B.
Pepsi
- C.
PowerBar
- D.
America Online
- 2.What was Dave Blaney's best race finish in 2001?
- A.
2nd
- B.
6th
- C.
4th
- D.
8th
- 3.Who won the pole for the 2003 Daytona 500?
- A.
Jimmie Johnson
- B.
Kevin Harvick
- C.
Jeff Green
- D.
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
- 4.Which driver won the 1955 Mille Miglia?
- A.
Eugenio Castellotti
- B.
Stirling Moss
- C.
Juan Manuel Fangio
- D.
Jo Bonnier
- 5.The Bog was an infamous part of what racetrack?
- A.
Daytona
- B.
Laguna Seca
- C.
Watkins Glen
- D.
Indianapolis
- 6.Which race driver won the Indy 500 in 1969?
- A.
A.J. Foyt
- B.
Gordon Johncock
- C.
Mario Andretti
- D.
Al Unser, Sr.
- 7.Which 2004 NASCAR driver was sponsored by Continental Fire and Safety and raced as #59?
- A.
Terry Labonte
- B.
Eric McClure
- C.
Andy Belmont
- D.
Carl Long
- 8.Which 2004 NASCAR driver was sponsored by Lucas Oil Products and raced as number 98?
- A.
Bobby Hamilton Jr.
- B.
Tony Raines
- C.
Hermie Sadler
- D.
Geoffrey Bodine
- 9.Which 2004 NASCAR driver was sponsored by Miccosukee Gaming and Resorts and raced as number 9?
- A.
Kyle Petty
- B.
Bobby Hamilton Jr.
- C.
Ward Burton
- D.
Kerry Earnhardt
- 10.Which 2004 NASCAR driver was sponsored by Commercial Truck and Trailer and raced as number 80?
- A.
Andy Hillenburg
- B.
Kevin Lepage
- C.
Dale Jarrett
- D.
Randy LaJoie
- 11.Which 2004 NASCAR driver was sponsored by NegotiationsSeminar.com and raced as number 51?
- A.
Stanton Barrett
- B.
Kerry Earnhardt
- C.
Kevin Lepage
- D.
Bobby Labonte
- 12.Which 2004 NASCAR driver was sponsored by Valvoline/Harlem Globetrotters and raced as #10?
- A.
Mike Skinner
- B.
Larry Foyt
- C.
Jeff Burton
- D.
Kerry Earnhardt
- 13.What young driver drove under the assumed name of Bob Sunderman until his parents found out?
- A.
Bobby Allison
- B.
Davey Allison
- C.
Cale Yarborough
- D.
Geoffrey Bodine
- 14.Driving a Pontiac at the 1961 Daytona 500 with a winning average speed of 149.60mph, which driver claimed a payoff of $21,050?
- A.
Lee Petty
- B.
Richard Petty
- C.
Marvin Panch
- D.
Bill Elliott
- 15.The 1962 Daytona 500 was won by which driver in a Pontiac?
- A.
Richard Petty
- B.
Fireball Roberts
- C.
Ward Burton
- D.
Sterling Marlin
- 16.With an average speed of 151.57MPH in a Ford, which driver's winnings was $24,550 in the 1963 Daytona 500?
- A.
Derrike Cope
- B.
Davey Allison
- C.
Tiny Lund
- D.
A J Foyt
- 17.The 1965 Daytona 500 was won by which driver in a Ford?
- A.
Junior Johnson
- B.
Fred Lorenzen
- C.
Cale Yarborough
- D.
Richard Petty
- 18.Driving a Ford at the 1967 Daytona 500 with a winning average speed of 146.93mph, which driver claimed a payoff of $48,900?
- A.
Mario Andretti
- B.
A.J. Foyt
- C.
Davey Allison
- D.
Lee Petty
- 19.With an average speed of 157.95mph in a Ford, which driver's winnings was $38,950 in the 1969 Daytona 500?
- A.
Davey Allison
- B.
Richard Petty
- C.
Mario Andretti
- D.
Lee Roy Yarborough
- 20.Driving a Plymouth at the 1970 Daytona 500 with a winning average speed of 149.60mph, which driver claimed a payoff of $44,850?
- A.
Fred Lorenzen
- B.
Pete Hamilton
- C.
Bill Elliott
- D.
Davey Allison
- 21.With an average speed of 161.55mph in a Mercury, which driver's winnings was $44,600 in the 1972 Daytona 500?
- A.
Jeff Gordon
- B.
Richard Petty
- C.
Cale Yarborough
- D.
A.J. Foyt
- 22.With an average speed of 153.65mph in a Chevrolet, which driver's winnings was $40,900 in the 1975 Daytona 500?
- A.
Cale Yarborough
- B.
Benny Parsons
- C.
Richard Petty
- D.
Bobby Allison
- 23.The 1977 Daytona 500 was won by which driver in a Chevrolet?
- A.
Lee Petty
- B.
Benny Parsons
- C.
Cale Yarborough
- D.
Richard Petty
- 24.With an average speed of 150.99mph in a Chevrolet, who won $160,300 in the 1984 Daytona 500?
- A.
Bill Elliott
- B.
A.J. Foyt
- C.
Jeff Gordon
- D.
Cale Yarborough
- 25.The 1986 Daytona 500 was won by which driver in a Chevrolet?
- A.
Geoffrey Bodine
- B.
Dale Jarrett
- C.
David Pearson
- D.
Derrike Cope
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