Entity: NASCAR
NASCAR, short for National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, is a popular motorsport that originated from southern moonshine runners building fast cars. It involves racing stock cars at high speeds on oval tracks.
NASCAR
Etymology
The abbreviation NASCAR stands for National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.
Definition
NASCAR is a motorsport organization that governs and promotes stock car racing in the United States.
Historical Context
NASCAR originated from southern moonshine runners who built cars faster than the law. It has evolved into a popular motorsport with races held on oval tracks.
Cultural Significance
NASCAR has a significant cultural impact in the United States, particularly in the southern regions where it has a large fan base. The sport has a rich history and is known for its passionate fan following.
Related Concepts
- Stock Car Racing
- Oval Tracks
- Motorsports
See Also
A motorsport organization that governs and promotes stock car racing in the United States.