NASCAR: How much do you know about the stock car racing body?
Red Byron of Atlanta won the first NASCAR-sanctioned event, run at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean at Daytona Beach, Florida on Feb. 15, 1948. Six days later, NASCAR was incorporated.
Red Byron of Atlanta won the first NASCAR-sanctioned event, run at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean at Daytona Beach, Florida on Feb. 15, 1948. Six days later, NASCAR was incorporated.
Red Byron of Atlanta won the first NASCAR-sanctioned event, run at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean at Daytona Beach, Florida on Feb. 15, 1948. Six days later, NASCAR was incorporated.
Red Byron of Atlanta won the first NASCAR-sanctioned event, run at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean at Daytona Beach, Florida on Feb. 15, 1948. Six days later, NASCAR was incorporated.
1. Who won the first race ever sanctioned by NASCAR?
Cars move during the NASCAR Sprint Cup series Aaron's 499 auto race at Talladega Superspeedway, April 17, in Talladega, Ala. (Rainier Ehrhardt/AP)
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Lee Petty |
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Jim Roper |
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Red Byron |
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"Fireball" Roberts |



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