Have you ever been asked a trivia question and been shocked at the answer? Well, today, we have the answers to some of these random

Last weekend, we discussed which NASCAR tracks could be in danger of losing a date, or could be able to gain a date in 2024. The Daily Downforce readers gave their own opinions as well! Which race tracks did they feel should have been a part of this list?

The rumors of SVG racing in NASCAR have increased over the weekend. Australian Supercars website v8sleuth.com recently reported that SVG is looking to potentially join

Martin Truex Jr. has remained tight-lipped about his future, and that continued this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. So, what options could Martin Truex Jr. be weighing? Could he retire, or is there incentive to stay where he is. Could he be looking at other outside opportunities to stay racing in NASCAR even if that is not with Joe Gibbs Racing?

Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania is one of the most unique race tracks in NASCAR. Three turns of different banking and radius connected by three straightaways of different length. It’s a triangle, and a tricky one at that. Which drivers have been able to finesse their way around the Pennsylvania triangle?

Shane Van Gisbergen won his first career NASCAR race in his first career start on Sunday. Wow, that is still crazy to write/read. Regardless, rumors have begun swirling about what he could do in 2024. SVG himself said after the race that he would run one more year in Australia before potentially moving on, but his team owner said that he would not stop SVG from pursuing NASCAR in 2024. So, where could SVG go?