Chicagoland, Chicago Street Course, Wrigley Field & don't know the other.
Nazareth?
Nazareth is in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
I would say the fourth location is Solider Field
I was actually surprised when I looked it up that those 4 make up 4 of the 5 tracks NASCAR has had a Cup race at in Illinois. The other being Gateway. Seems like there would of been more at some point.Chicagoland Speedway - check
Chicago Street Course - check
Soldier Field - check
Wrigley Field - nope
Nazareth - what @Greg said
The Grand National Series made an appearance in west suburban Chicago during the early days of NASCAR at the fourth track, a speedway that shares it's name with a railroad that was widely known for its passenger train service in the first half of the 20th century.
Because you can't fit a circle through a circle but you can fit a square and rectangle through themselves so they could fall in.I'll bite.
Why are manhole covers always round and never any other shape, that is square or rectangular.
Also, what track has hosted three Cup points paying races in a single year ?
Didn't Daytona run the 500, then the roval then the summer race in 2021 for three races?I'll bite.
Why are manhole covers always round and never any other shape, that is square or rectangular.
Also, what track has hosted three Cup points paying races in a single year ?
Port Royal and Williams Grove?What 2 current World of Outlaws tracks in Pennsylvania have hosted Cup series races?
Didn't Daytona run the 500, then the roval then the summer race in 2021 for three races?
I had no idea about the manhole question
Why are manhole covers always round and never any other shape, that is square or rectangular.
Because you can't fit a circle through a circle but you can fit a square and rectangle through themselves so they could fall in.
I went Darlington because it was all on the same layout, I count the others as 2 separate tracks.Yes, Daytona hosted those three races in 2021.
Also, Charlotte hosted three races in 2020, two on the oval and one on the roval.
There may be others but it was Darlington and Charlotte in 2020 that I had I mind.
Yes on Williams Grove Herb Thomas won the only race there in June of 1954.Port Royal and Williams Grove?
Lennerville?Yes on Williams Grove Herb Thomas won the only race there in June of 1954.
Port Royal has never hosted a Cup race and in fact isn't currently on the World of Outlaws schedule.
The other track hosted 7 Cup races between 1955 and 1965. A convertible race in 1956, and a Grand National East race in 1973.
Nope, no Cup races and not on Outlaws schedule.Lennerville?
Not the answer I'm looking for.I dont know what the race is famous for but Tony wrecked Jeff for the win. Tony came around to take the checkered flag and saw about 20000 middle fingers. I was there. The following year Jr. won.
Tony dumped Kasey Kahne on a restart and the 9 and 20 teams fought in the pits.Who won Chicagoland in 2004 and what is that race famous for?
Winner! Makes sense that a Kasey Kahne fan would get the answer. Your turn to ask a question.Tony dumped Kasey Kahne on a restart and the 9 and 20 teams fought in the pits.
I'm still mad about that one.Winner! Makes sense that a Kasey Kahne fan would get the answer. Your turn to ask a question.
I know this, because me and my dad talk about it all the time lmao. Billy Wade. We laugh how he probably thought he finally got this thing figured out. Just to never win again after 4 hahaI'm still mad about that one.
Who was the first driver to win 4 consecutive cup races and they were his only wins.
Correct, though to be fair he did die a few months later in a tire test at Daytona.I know this, because me and my dad talk about it all the time lmao. Billy Wade. We laugh how he probably thought he finally got this thing figured out. Just to never win again after 4 haha
I had no clue the giant orange thing happened in 2004 as well.So it wasn't what JJ asked for but I was actually right?
It was a totally random guess, could've been every race on a 1.5er from the 2000s.
Texas?Since no one posted a question, I'll ask one myself.
At what track was Greg Biffle's first career points paying Cup series victory?
Since no one posted a question, I'll ask one myself.
At what track was Greg Biffle's first career points paying Cup series victory?
Daytona July 2003 if I recall on fuel mileage.Since no one posted a question, I'll ask one myself.
At what track was Greg Biffle's first career points paying Cup series victory?
Winner! Your turn.Daytona, Pepsi 400 July 5 2003
2002, one at Talladega and the Daytona summer race@sdj I'll give it a go.
Michael Waltrip only had one multi win season in his Cup series career. In which year did he accomplish that feat?
(Points paying).