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	• Nascar - Throughout the 53-year history of NASCAR, its race cars have been transformed from road-going, lumbering true "stock" cars into the sleek, technologically advanced machines that we see today on ultra-modern speedways. In tracing the evolution of the cars that we know today as the Winston Cup Series, it's necessary to go back to the beginnings of NASCAR and its "Strictly Stock Division." It all started with races on the famed Daytona beach/road course in the late 1940's. When NASCAR was formed in 1948, there was a definite shortage of new cars in the post-war era. The feeling was that race fans wouldn't stand for new cars being beat up on a race track while they were driving a rattletrap pre-war automobile, so "Modified" cars were the early staple of NASCAR racing. However, in 1949, NASCAR president Bill France Sr. re-visited the idea of racing the cars that people actually drove on the street -- late model family sedans. Since no other racing organization had seized the idea, France figured it might take root and create added interest. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Jayski's - NASCAR News, Info and Stats A portal to the world of Internet NASCAR info. . . Independent NASCAR reporting....... Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Stock Car Racing Magazine - featuring stories and information on the people, the cars and the tech. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Stock Car USA Collectibles - Lots of NASCAR merchandise for racing fans of all ages. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank