What are the basic rules of NASCAR racing?

Answer by  Desine (427)

Go fast. Turn left. NASCAR racing is a series of races where drivers drive largely fixed-specification carbureted-engine cars on oval tracks. The cars are built according to a fixed and regularly-adjusted specification which superficially resembles family sedans, and speeds are relatively low for auto racing so car-to-car contact is allowed.

Answer by  rightlight (1053)

You drive a stock car that has to pass an inspection around in a circle for a set distance, and whoever finishes first wins.

Answer by  Desine (427)

Go fast. Turn left. NASCAR is a series of races on oval tracks with largely standardized sedan-like cars with carbureted engines (instead of fuel-injected engines).

Answer by  Vincent20 (15)

The number one rule is win--come in first. An individual race has rules that regulate how cars interact with each other and what precautions need to be taken if and when an accident occurs. On a larger scale, the races are regulated by a point system, in which people gain points for placing in a race.

Answer by  LCA1553 (176)

Little is basic about NASCAR. However, keep in mind that cars must complete a set number of laps using an approved car and engine. The car that completes the set number of laps the fastest is the winner.

Answer by  scott63 (140)

All race cars must fallow the same template. The first car to complete the predetermined number of laps, wins the race. The higher they finish, the more points they get.

Answer by  Spazman667 (259)

The rules of NASCAR is that there is 43 drivers starting the race and the lineup is setup by where the driver qualifies. There is a yellow line at the bottom of the track that a driver is not allowed to pass below or is penalized.

Answer by  Anita27 (656)

The basic rules of NASCAR are: Drive your car as fast as you can for a set number of laps, pass all the cars in front of you and be the first to the finish line. First to the finish lne is the winner!