NASCAR arrives at Sonoma Raceway once a year. The roar of racers' stock car engines push noise levels up to 130 decibels, the maximum threshold of pain for human hearing. It's the equivalent to a jet ...

NASCAR race cars don't have doors for a very good reason and that reason is safety. NASCAR race cars are different from the average car and reflect the tragedies that have changed NASCAR forever. They ...

If you were watching the Daytona 500 last month, you probably saw driver Ryan Preece end his day on the roof of his Ford Mustang race car. It was Preece’s second Daytona flip in four years, prompting ...

The differences between a NASCAR Cup Series car and an INDYCAR car are pretty obvious. The stock car looks a little bit like the car folks can drive on the street. Its wheels don’t stick out beyond ...

Though the stock cars driven by NASCAR drivers may carry familiar names and have some resemblance to the production cars they are styled after, they don't really have that much in common. Take the ...