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NASCAR QUIZ III ( www.TriviaChamp.com ) 1> Who does GoDaddy.com currently (2012) sponsor? 2> Where does the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race occur? 3> Which race is normally the start of the NASCAR season? 4> What is the longest race that NASCAR permits? 5> What is the longest NASCAR oval track? 6> What is the shortest NASCAR oval track? 7> Where would you have to win a NASCAR race to get the famous clock? 8> Who currently, as of 2011, holds the record for the most starts at the Daytona 500? 9> How many cars get to start at the Indianapolis 500? 10> Who is the first NASCAR driver to reach $100 million in career earnings? 11> Which NASCAR driver is featured in Jay-Z's music video, "Show Me What You Got"? 12> Who holds the record for being the oldest driver to win a NASCAR race? 13> Who won the NASCAR Rookie of the Year award in 2010? 14> Which NASCAR driver has finished second in the Sprint Cup Series Championship five times? 15> Who won the most popular NASCAR driver award in 2000 (Nationwide Series)? 16> Which speedway was built in 2001? Answers: 1> Danica Patrick - Danica was born in Beloit, Wisconsin. Her first sprint car race was the Daytona 500. 2> Charlotte Motor Speedway - This race has been held every year at this track except in 1986 when it was staged at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. 3> Daytona 500 - This race normally has the largest purse and is regarded as being the most prestigious. 4> 600 miles - The longest race permitted is 600 miles. This race is normally run on Memorial Day. 5> Talladega Speedway - The Talladega Speedway is the longest oval track, it is 2.66 miles. This track is located in Talladega, Alabama. There are longer road tracks. 6> Martinsville Speedway - The Martinsville Speedway is a 0.526 oval track. The one at Bristol is a 0.533 course. 7> Martinsville Speedway - This tradition began in 1964. This clock is supposed to chime America the Beautiful and God Bless America. 8> Dave Marcis - Dave was born on the first of March, 1941. To date he has 33 Daytona starts. 9> 33 - This is the normal number, although there have been exceptions. In 1979 and 1997, 35 cars started the race. 10> Jeff Gordon - Jeff was born on August 4th 1971. He is a four time Sprint Cup Series winner. 11> Danica Patrick - Patrick also appears on the show CSI NY and she has done her own voice on an episode of the Simpsons. 12> Harry Gant - Harry won the race when he was 52 years old. His last race was in 1996, when he substituted for the injured Bill Elliot. 13> Kevin Conway - Terry Cook and Landon Cassill were both runner-ups for the year. 14> Mark Martin - Mark has been referred to as the best driver to never win a Championship. Mark Martin was born on the 9th of January 1959. 15> Ron Hornaday Jr. - Ron has competed in all three NASCAR divisions. Both his father and his son are also racers. 16> Kansas Speedway - This track is owned by the International Speedway Corporation. Two annual NASCAR races are held at this track. Links to Free Trivia on the Net Movie Trivia Movie Trivia Questions Elvis Trivia Questions Beatles Trivia Questions .

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