When you think about different levels of NASCAR racing, you probably just think of the big three: The truck series, Xfinity, and Cup. In reality, there are currently 11 NASCAR series racing worldwide, and there have been nearly 30 in the history of NASCAR. They’ve held everything from regional modified divisions to open-wheel leagues.
Today we’re going to take a deep dive into a series that isn’t talked about nearly as much as it should be, NASCAR’s Convertible Division. Despite only lasting four seasons, it has had a lasting impact on NASCAR and affects it until today.
- Learn about the early history of convertible racing
- Dive into the four seasons of NASCAR
- Uncover the tragedy of Gwen Staley, the Convertible Division’s only fatality
- Explore how the Convertible Division led to the creation of the Daytona Duels
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