NASCAR Racing is a motorsport event which involves stock cars. 40 drivers participate in every race. The cars used by the teams are distributed among three primary manufacturers, Ford, Toyota and Chevy. NASCAR vehicles are designed on the same platform as their production counterparts, but in order to make it race ready there are some modifications added to the cars. NASCAR cars have nearly 600 HP and can gain speeds up to 190 mph. The Talladega Superspeedway is considered the fastest track on the NASCAR calendar and it requires cars to use a restrictor plate in order to lessen their top speeds.
NASCAR Cup Series Regular season is the name given to the initial phase of the tournament that consists of a 26-race schedule. NASCAR Regular season results determine the drivers who will qualify for the Chase for Cup Series and get to participate in a 10-race race bid to win the NASCAR Cup Series championship. The Regular season is an important aspect of NASCAR and it has its Regular season champion. The NASCAR Cup Series' biggest races like the Southern 500 or the Coca-Cola 600 are held during the Regular Season. Each race in the Regular season provides fresh opportunities for the drivers to take part in the Chase for Cup Series.
NASCAR Cup Series Regular Season
The NASCAR Cup Series Regular Season as its name suggests is a regular motorsports series of events which involve 26 races at different tracks. The Regular Season forms the foundation of the show leading up to the buildup of the championship. It has 26 races including the famous four Crown Jewel races. This gives the drivers a chance to compete for the Regular Season title and rewards them handsomely for the win.
The catch here is, that every win claimed in one of the Regular season races, awards bonus points in the Playoffs and makes the winner eligible for the Chase for Cup races. These races form the climax of a Cup Series season ultimately deciding the crown victor of the Cup Series title. The Regular Season of NASCAR creates a list of 16 best drivers with a race victory throughout the season that are allowed to compete for the title.
FAQ's On NASCAR regular season work
A. A NASCAR season is divided into 2 stages, which include 26 regular races and 10 championship races.
A. The NASCAR Regular Season is 26 races long.
A. The Stage system awards points to the Top-10 drivers after every stage contributing to the weekly drivers standings.
A. Richard Petty had the longest NASCAR career of all.
