When did Nascar start racing on mother’s day? [and why]
Nascar started racing on Mother’s Day in 1954. The race was held at the half-mile Wilson Speedway dirt track. The winner of the race was Buck Baker, who lapped the entire 16-car field. The race was 200 laps long, and Baker’s average speed was over 100 mph in his winning run. That’s was the first … Read more