Daytona was unlike any race track before it because of these: banked turns. The turns had towering walls that sloped downwards to the center. Walls that NASCAR's stock cars would drive onto.

Imagine, if you will, you're a racing driver in 1921 pushing to the ... You can see the end of the straight coming and a banked curve looms ahead of you. You carry as much of your speed as you ...

It seems hard to believe but at one time the French Grand Prix was held on this bare concrete bowl, which dwarfs the tiny cars crawling around its patched surface. Sporadically in the 1920s and ...

Daytona was unlike any race track before it because of these: banked turns. The turns had towering walls that sloped downwards to the center. Walls that NASCAR's stock cars would drive onto.