About NASCAR
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, LLC (NASCAR) is an American auto racing sanctioning and operating company that is best known for stock car racing. It is considered to be one of the top ranked motorsports organizations in the world, and is one of the largest spectator sports in America. The NASCAR season takes place from February through November and features around 30 regular races followed by 10 playoff races. They race consistently at 26 different tracks, including but not limited to ovals and road courses. NASCAR includes three main series, Cup, Xfinity, and trucks but has lower series such as ARCA and late models.
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NASCAR got its start in Daytona, FL racing on the beaches. In 1935 Bill France Sr. established races in Daytona Beach, became successful in this and NASCAR was founded in February 1948.
NASCAR Social Media
Facebook: NASCAR
Instagram: @NASCAR
Youtube: @NASCAR
NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series
The NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series (NAAPWS) is NASCAR's national championship program for short track racing. Each year approximately 10,000 people race at NASCAR-sanctioned short-tracks, throughout the US and Canada. The series crowns champions at a track, state and provincial, regional and national level. This includes nearly 50 tracks across 25 different states as well as four provinces. Many racers use this as the starting point of their career. With different divisions and levels, it allows them to climb the ladder in their career, which for some has led to anywhere from ARCA to Cup series.
NAAPWS Social Media
Facebook: NASCAR Regional
Instagram: @NASCARRegional
Youtube: @NASCARRegional
INEX Legend Cars
The INEX series was formed in 1995. INEX was developed to promote, organize and sanction legend car races across the United States. INEX now includes bandolero events and spans from Australia to Europe. INEX is third largest racing sanctioning body behind NASCAR and IMCA, with more than 2,500 members.
INEX Social Media
Facebook: US Legend Cars International and INEX
Instagram: @USLegendCars
CARS Tour
CARS Tour is a premier late model touring series in the U.S. They offer two divisions, Late Model Stock Cars (LMSC) and Pro Late Models (PLM). The LMSC division runs Five Star bodies, you can choose from four engine types, and they weigh between 3,100lbs and 3,150lbs. For a chassis the LMSC uses perimeter chassis mainly run throughout the southeast at various tracks from South Carolina to Tennessee over to Virginia. The PLM look similar to Super Late Models but have some differences. They use straight rail chassis, Five Star bodies, have a minimum base weight of 2,800lbs and have multiple engine options that are often faster than LMSC engines.
The CARS Tour has an ownership group of four people, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton and Justin Marks. All owners are former NASCAR drivers with very notable names. Dale Jr. is also a championship team owner, NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee (2021), and is currently a NASCAR analyst. Kevin Harvick is a championship driver and team owner. He had a racing career that spanned over two decades with 1 Cup Series championship, 60 Cup Series wins, 2 Xfinity Series championships, 47 Xfinity series wins, and 14 Truck Series wins. Harvick is now a NASCAR broadcast analyst. Jeff Burton had a 22-year Cup Series career. In that time Burton accumulated 21 Cup Series wins and 27 Xfinity Series wins. He is now an NBC Sports analyst covering the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity series. Justin Marks is a retired NASCAR driver who moved to Tennessee and created Trackhouse Entertainment Group along with the Trackhouse Racing division.
CARS Tour Social Media
Facebook: CARS Tour
Instagram: @CARS_Tour
Youtube: @CARSTour