From Bootleggers to Billionaires: The Improbable Evolution of NASCAR
NASCAR originated from Prohibition-era moonshine runners modifying cars to outrun authorities. Evolving into “stock cars,” races drew crowds, leading to the founding of NASCAR in 1948. With television coverage in the 1980s, it gained popularity and expanded nationwide. Today’s NASCAR features high-tech, high-speed racing, while staying true to its grassroots origins. Continue reading From Bootleggers to Billionaires: The Improbable Evolution of NASCAR
