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Why Don't NASCAR Race Cars Have Doors?
If you're checking out a NASCAR race, you may have noticed the drivers climbing in and out of the windows. Here's the reason ...
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How NASCAR drivers survive racing in 130-degree heat without air conditioning
Locked into the seat of a race car ... Temperatures inside the cars range from 120 to 130 degrees in early races like the Daytona 500 – kicking off the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series ...
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Denny Hamlin Gives Update on 23XI Racing Future: Will Corey Heim Get a Cup Seat Despite Tight Roster?
Denny Hamlin updates on Corey Heim's future at 23XI Racing, amid roster challenges and the promise of the young driver’s ...
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Inside the Race: Why it's so difficult to keep cars from going airborne
No wrecks are more terrifying than when a stock car leaves the racing surface and goes into the air, and that’s the topic of a special mid-week edition of NASCAR Inside the Race hosted by ...
First-time fan checklist for Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Charlotte race
Heading to the Coca-Cola 600 as a first-time fan? You're in for a memorable experience; here are tips and tricks to enhance your time at the track.
How Ross Chastain won NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 with a backup car
NASCAR Cup Series driver Ross Chastain, right, is handed a watermelon to smash on the front stretch of Charlotte Motor ...