Who won the most Daytona 500s?
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Richard Petty with 7 wins
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Daytona. The biggest race, the biggest draw and the most appealing race to those not familiar.
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Richard Petty in 1965 breifly entered drag racing, driving a Plymouth Barracuda with a 426 Hemi engine after NASCAR banned that engine from its stock car races following the 1964 season.\n\nOn February 28, 1965 driving a Barracuda called "Outlawed," in a match race with Arnie Beswick, the Barracuda experienced transmission problems off the line. As Petty tried to find second gear, the car started to get loose. When Petty finally got it into second gear the car suddenly broke loose, turned towards the spectator area, and hit the embankment. The Petty Blue Barracuda vaulted the embankment, and went into the crowd. Seven people were injured; the eighth victim, 8 year old Wayne Dye of Austell, Georgia died of his injuries before reaching the hospital.
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NASCAR: Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards\nNHRA: John Force(people will probably think I'm crazy for wanting to ride in an NHRA funny car, 300mph, woohoo!)
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You can buy it on tape or CD, at most any video store, tell the the year you want, of the running of the daytona 500\nevery year you can buy, check listings on the web as well.\nit happens on the last lap, he never finshed the race, Michell Waltrip won that year, dale son, dale Jr, came in second he was a rookie that year, his first run, sad deal\n7 winston cup championships, tied Richard Petty 7
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The first official NASCAR race was held on February 15, 1948 at Daytona Beach. Red Byron, who was at that eventful meeting was the race winner, and only one week later, NASCAR was incorporated.
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Greg Maddux - 176 wins\nRoger Clemens - 152 wins\nRandy Johnson - 150 wins
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listen, jeff gordon has won, oh, how many championships? 4! Yes 4! and how many has little E have? Oh, yeah, 0. Jeff has more Daytona 500 wins, better road course skills, more experience than jr. I am very much aware that jr has not been racing as long as gordon, but why are you saying that jr is better that jeff, cuz hes NOT.
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http://msnbc.msn.com/id/13645589/\n\nUpdated: 23 minutes ago\n\nDAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Dale Earnhardt Jr. returned to Daytona’s Victory Lane for the first time in more than two years, winning the Busch Series race Friday night.\n\nEarnhardt took the lead early and dominated the rest of the way, holding off Brian Vickers after a late restart in the Winn-Dixie 250.\n\nVickers finished second, followed by series point leader Kevin Harvick, pole-sitter J.J. Yeley and Carl Edwards......
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Michael Waltrip won the rain-shortened 2003 Daytona 500
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Well by victories you'd have to go by King Richard, Petty for those who don't know. As to Dale Sr., he was one of the greatest no doubt. I don't think he would have caught Petty by wins but he proably would have got at least one more Title and beat Petty in that category if he had lived. At least by the look of that Daytona 500. Keep in mind his racing wasn't as good the prior season or two, but he looked great and like he was back in form in that race.
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Daytona 500\nPole - Gordon #24\n\n1. Gordon #24\n2. Johnson #48\n3. Earnhardt #8\n4. Busch #2\n5. Harvick #29
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1. Russell Baze 6,803\n2. Angel Cordero, Jr. 7,057\n3. Pat Day 7,616\n4. Eddie Delahoussaye 6,085\n5. Earlie Fires 6,136\n6. Sandy Hawley 6,449\n7. John Longden 6,032\n8. Chris McCarron 6,846\n9. Lafitt Pincay, Jr. 8,844\n10. William Shoemaker 8,833\n11. Jacinto Vasquez 5,231\n12. Jorge Velasquez 6,795\n\nThis is according to the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame.
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Almost anywhere, but you get the best in Daytona, at the Speed way
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. - 8
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try either www.nascar.com and click on the tracks header - and search daytona or try this one www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com
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No rookie has ever won the Daytona 500.