NASCAR Trivia

NASCAR turned Sunday afternoon oval racing into one of America's biggest spectator sports, built on speed, rivalries, and family dynasties that span generations. From the high banks of Talladega to the short track at Martinsville, every venue has its own personality.

This quiz revs through the drivers, tracks, and records that define stock car racing's biggest series.

Champions and Legends

Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, and Jimmie Johnson each won seven championships, tying them atop NASCAR's all-time list. Earnhardt, nicknamed 'The Intimidator' for his aggressive driving style, remains one of the sport's most legendary and mourned figures following his death at the 2001 Daytona 500.

• The Petty family, spanning multiple generations, is often called NASCAR's first family.
• Jimmie Johnson won five consecutive championships from 2006 to 2010.
• The Daytona 500 is held every February and is considered the sport's crown jewel event.

Tracks With Personality

Not all NASCAR tracks are created equal. Talladega Superspeedway is known for high speeds and tight pack racing, while Darlington Raceway earned the nickname 'Too Tough to Tame' thanks to its odd egg shape and abrasive surface that chews up tires and fenders alike.