NASCARS bump and draft rules?
85283
i think Nascar is gettin wayyy over board on this .. I mean at a restrictior plate race bump drafting is a must to pass .. I know I dont wanna watch a race with no passes .. you know how boring that would be ..\nNascar needs to go back to the way it use to be ... Good ole Boys racing ..!!!
51446
You can find the points rules on the website www.nascar.com  I don't know about all the other rules for the car specs, etc.  They change so much that the teams can't keep up, let alone us fans!
570785
try here it'll tell ya every thing you need\n\nhttp://www.nascar.com/news/headlines/official/points.explained/
197819
The offical rules are here\n\nhttp://www.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/official_info/official_rules/foreword.jsp
770486
This link describes the flags in NASCAR:\nhttp://www.nascar.com/2002/kyn/nascar_101/12/03/flags/
145161
http://www.nfhs.org/scriptcontent/va_Custom/vimdisplays/newspage.cfm?Category_ID=29&Content_ID=93&showarchive=No&itemtitle=Item&Title=Basketball%20Sports/Rules%20Information&NewsHeader=BT&NewsFooter=BK_FOOT&NewsImage=
967177
i dont know about 07 but on 06 i always run a 3-4 crash gold. youre rushin 5 and playin a cover 2. it always works for me.....just make sure you have a good free safety.
527335
www.twopeasinabucket.com/pg.asp?cmd=display&layout_id=385067 \n\nwww.xanga.com/Nascar_Layouts \n\nwww.xanga.com/Steel_City_Layouts \n\nwww.fantasysportsawards.com/f-nascar/fnlogo2.shtml
953825
NASCAR wanted to standardize the size of the fields and after some trial and error, settled on a field consisting of 36 qualifiers with six provisionals that could be used by the regular drivers. That's a total of 42 cars. \nThe story about the odd car, the 43rd starter, began about twelve years ago when Darrell Waltrip was having trouble making the starting lineup. NASCAR created a Champions Provisional to help get Waltrip into the field. In fact it could be used to help any present or ex-champion but recently was used for other drivers, if a Champions Provisional wasn't used. It goes to the car owner with the highest points that didn't qualify on speed.
738495
excellent ? nascar should have a categorey all its own just like football. do u suppose there is some form we can fill out to put the ? to yahoo. if so let us know we'll b in.
150664
I'd take his advice. I'm not to certain on spread sheets for nascar.
323183
The field is frozen at the time of caution...the rule was changed after a race in which DJ brought out the caution, his car stalled in the middle of the straightaway, and the cars racing back to the line nearly plowed right into him.  This was also the time they put into effect the "lucky dog" pass, since you can't race back to the line, the first car not on the lead lap gets his lap back (unless he's the one that caused the caution).
602234
I'd start with NASCAR.Com. If that does not work, try Silly Season.com. This is a site that has nothing but NASCAR news and rumors. \n\nI didn't hear their show today, so I'm not sure what else to tell you. You could e-mail the show and see if they can give you more details.
1111103
Rule 2.10.1.10\n\n"Unless the rally is a let, a player shall score a point if his opponent's free hand touches the playing surface"
340344
I went to the race in Martinsville just a couple of weeks ago, and to a certain extent, you are right. It used to be a very enjoyable experience. Now, it's kinda iffy. Way too many people are crammed into the little bleachers and the weather can be tricky in April. Since the NASCAR season goes almost all year long, there are some times when you fry at a racetrack and there are some times when you throw snowballs at each other. I go to see the speed and smell the exhaust. Two things that the TV cameras cannot bring into my home. I have always said that alcohol should be banned inside gates, but that may never happen because of the promotion of beers on the track. However certain tracks (like Charlotte) have a section of grandstands that are "family friendly"; no smoking or drinking in those areas. You may want to look into those next time.
1050388
As all NASCAR races are from a rolling start, launch controls are not necessary. Personally, I think launch controls take away a huge part of racing which is the drivers themselves.
84340
Depends on what you need to inquire about...Here's a list of contacts from the site.\nhttp://www.nascar.com/guides/customer_service/nascar_contact.html