Short but difficult NASCAR quiz

The Car of Tomorrow was a 5 year project to make a safer car for the drivers to drive in. It was mostly hated, and is widely considered a failed experiment.

Possibly the closest that Denny Hamlin has even come to legitimately winning a championship. He led the pack with 8 wins on the season, but Jimmie Johnson was more consistent that year. Even though he only scored 6 wins, he beat Denny Hamlin by 39 points.

If you are a big NASCAR fan, you may have picked Clint Bowyer for this question. However, Bowyer had 2 wins that season. Stewart scored 5 wins and Edwards scored one that season.

Ruetimann won a rain-shortened 2009 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte and won the NSCS Lifelock 400 at Chicagoland in 2010. His win at Charlotte gave him a full-time sponsorship that year from team owner Michael Waltrip, of Michael Waltrip Racing.

Many fans were confused by this penalty, as earlier in the year he had tweeted from his car during the Daytona 500 and was celebrated.

As Kyle Busch had a broken leg from the Xfinity race that season, his replacement for that race was the 2-time NASCAR Cup Series champion. It is currently the only Cup Series race that Crafton has ever competed in. He finished 19th after being minimally involved in a last-lap crash that involved multiple drivers, including Jeff Gordon and then-rookie Kyle Larson.

While it's only been 21 years (as of now) since Mike Joy has started being the lead broadcaster, he has called nearly 40 Daytona 500s.

I may have tricked you a bit on this one. Randy is the FATHER of driver Corey Lajoie. Not the uncle.