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Huff, Richard M.;Huff, Richard Insider's Guide to Stock Car Racing: Nascar Racing America's Fastest-Growing Sport
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. Bonus Books, Inc. 1997 1566250765 / 9781566250764 1st American Paperback Fine
WINSTON CUP DRIVERS make racing 500 miles at speeds of near 200 mph look easy. Trouble is, it takes more than simply driving fast to win a race on the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing's (NASCAR's) national circuit. Indeed, team members devote hours and hours of time preparing the car each week. And in between there are hundreds of miles of travel. All of it is done to win on Sunday. Stock car racing is the fastest-growing sport in America. More than five million people attended a Winston Cup race in 1996 and millions more watched on television. Racing facilities hosting Winston Cup events can't build seats fast enough to keep up with the growing legion of fans. In fact, attendance has grown at a rate of more than 10 percent annually over the past decade, according to NASCAR. And during that decade, national live coverage of events has gone from virtually none to today's coverage of every race
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