After World War II, stock car racing was very popular and attracted a large audience. As its popularity has increased, the number of shift tracks has increased. Due to the lack of a governing body, the rules are often different from track to track, and the safety standards are not perfect.
NASCAR founded
In 1947, Bill France organized a meeting in a streamlined hotel to discuss the introduction of stock racing management agencies. Bill was born in Washington, D.C., to his mother, Emma Graham, an Irish immigrant, and the old Dou William Henry Francit. Bill Francesi Francesi Francesi Francesi Francesi Francesi Francesi Feder Francesi Fei De France personally organizes the game on the beach road. At the end of the meeting, the National Stock Car Racing Association was established.
However, the Cup Series, originally called the First Division, did not begin until 1949, and its first game was held in Charlotte (North Carolina) on June 19, 1949. Fair. It was a huge success and attracted a large group of people.
In 1950, in order to make the race grow stronger, more people and faster cars were needed, which led to the creation of the Darlington Raceway in South Carolina.
NASCAR History
NASCAR’s 10 years have been an overwhelming success. The drivers have quickly become superstars and heroes, and become fans of the competition. The NASCAR race has a track beyond Daytona Beach and moved to the Daytona International Speedway. The 2.5-mile track is maintained at 30 degrees. The first race on this new track ended with the photo completion. The judges used 3 days of negotiation to determine the winner, Petty.
Even with the new Daytona Speedway, the thirst for a faster car from Zhong Datong still exists, and in 1960 Frank opened the 2.66-mile Alabama International Highway, which was called the Talladega Highway. The need for more tracks has led to the creation of new tracks across the country in tight places such as Brooklyn, Dover and Pocono.