What is the most interesting thing you learned today about NASCAR?
In June 1949, the first NASCAR “Strictly Stock” race is organized. Early races allowed for minimal modifications and cars were kept mostly in stock condition. Since the early years of NASCAR, certain modifications that improve the performance of the cars and the safety of the drivers have been allowed.
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In December 1903, New York City was introduced to the Ice cream cone. In the following years, ice cream cones became very popular in the US…
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