NASCAR Nationwide Series

Like everything else in this world NASCAR is constantly changing into new rules, new drivers and new sponsors.

Everyone in NASCAR knows, that the three divisions of NASCAR racing are:

The Nationwide Series, The Sprint Cup Series and the Craftsman Truck Series (at least until the end of the 2008 racing season).

You may remember that Anheuser-Busch Beer sponsored this division race for the past 26 years.

It was only at the beginning of the 2008 racing season that the NASCAR Nationwide Series was born on February 16, 2008.

From beer to insurance, what a switch.

OK die-hard NASCAR fans. Can you answer this question?

What was the name of the race and where was it run to kick off the 2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series?

Would you like a hint or can you just let the answer roll off the tip of your tongue?

Here's your hint:

The first NASCAR Nationwide Series race took place on this 2.5 mile tri-oval track.

Did I hear you say the Daytona International Speedway?

You are absolutely right. Go to victory lane and celebrate!

Psssst----The name of the race was the Camping World 300.

Oh yes, by the way, Tony Stewart won the pole and won the race that day.

The NASCAR Nationwide Series has a seven year agreement with NASCAR to link the Nationwide Insurance brand to this popular race.

The 2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series will end with the Ford 500 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 15, 2008.

Maybe I'll see you there and we can swap NASCAR stories while downing a few "cold ones" in the warm Florida sunshine.

Don't you just love the NASCAR Nationwide Series?

What if you can't actually make it in person with your NASCAR buddies to one of your favorite NASCAR Nationwide Series races?

Not to worry.

The fact is, there is going to be plenty of TV coverage.

Do you think that a sport with 75,000,000 fans would be left out in the cold?

No way!

You will find TV coverage of the NASCAR Nationwide Series on ESPN2 and six races on ABC.

But, let's not forget our Australian NASCAR buddies.

Australia will broadcast all races in free-to-air on Ten HD.

Now go out and enjoy your next NASCAR Nationwide Series race.

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