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There have been 128 deaths of drivers and spectators at NASCAR events. 108 of these deaths were drivers, while 20 were spectators. 92 of these deaths were due to an accident on the racetrack [1] and 14 drivers have also lost their lives at the Daytona International Raceway. [2]
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NASCAR opened up its races to spectators in Florida on Sunday, the first time fans were in the stands since restrictions were put in place for the coronavirus and just days after the sport banned ...
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The racing pit row has been a dangerous place today. Mere hours after a scary-looking collision with a pit crew member at an IndyCar race, a NASCAR crew member got hit too. During today’s Folds ...
NASCAR stated that it still planned to run its full schedule of races, but that where events would be held beyond these May races was subject to change, with a tentative plan to focus primarily on "classic" tracks in the Southeastern United States (within driving distance of Charlotte—where the majority of NASCAR staff and teams are based). [96]
Joey Logano brought the NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville to a merciful end on Sunday. Logano won the race after stretching his fuel as long as he could through a Cup Series record five overtimes.