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1949 saw the NASCAR Winston Cup Series' (then know as the Strictly Stock Series) first champion crowned as the eight-race season gave birth to not only NASCAR, but many of NASCAR's early stars and ...
Although Byron only competed in three NASCAR Winston Cup Series seasons, he had the honor of winning the first NASCAR-sanctioned race in 1948 and was the first NASCAR Winston Cup Series champion, in ...
1986 Inaugural Champion of the NASCAR Southwest Tour ... ROOKIE OF THE YEAR, NASCAR WINSTON WEST SERIES, 1983. In 1983, Ron ran his first full season on the Winston West circuit.
Martinsville Speedway was the first Sprint Cup track Regan Smith raced on, albeit in a racer much different from the NASCAR Sprint Cup cars he runs these days....
TALLADEGA, Ala. — Robert “Red” Byron, the first driver to win a NASCAR points championship, is among a diverse group to be inducted into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.
Travis Kvapil, 2003 NCTS champion and driver of the No. ... They're going back and forth in the points and getting good finishes." Mike Bliss, 2002 NCTS champion and driver of the No.
Travis Kvapil, 2003 NCTS champion and driver of the No. ... They're going back and forth in the points and getting good finishes." Mike Bliss, 2002 NCTS champion and driver of the No.
Jeremy Lapainis became Edmonton International Raceway's first NASCAR Track Champion. Lapainis, of Airdrie, Alberta, Canada, had eight wins and 15 top 5 finishes in Edmontons Late Model Class...
Sam Hornish Jr., a three-time Indy Racing League champion, will attempt to qualify today at Dover International Speedway for his first
Joe Gibbs Racing's Kyle Busch, the current NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points leader, and teammate Tony Stewart, the 2005 and 2002 NASCAR Cup Champion, finished first and second.
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