NASCAR may move the door numbers on its cars farther back or forward next season and not everyone is on board with the change.

NASCAR only allows numbers from 0 to 99 or 00 to 09 to choose from. But no two cars can have the same number during a race to avoid confusion in the computers keeping the score. For that, the ...

NASCAR has continued to toy with the possibility of changing the traditional number placement on cars. And there's a loud segment of fans against the idea.

NASCAR also controls all 110 numbers, ranging from 00 to 99 (0 and 00, for instance, can be on different cars), and assigns them annually through owners licenses.

It appears that NASCAR is inching closer to moving car numbers off the center section next season when the Next Gen car debuts during Daytona Speedweeks. According to a report in the Sports ...

Today's NASCAR Number is this week's daily double: 2: The number of drivers who can lock themselves into the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup with a victory in Saturday night's Federated Auto Parts ...

Car number 43, driven by Richard Petty and Erik Jones, among others, ranks No. 1 on the list of iconic NASCAR numbers.

NASCAR President Steve Phelps says the series continues to study if the location of car numbers should be moved in the future.

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A decision has not yet been made on where numbers will be placed once the next-generation NASCAR Cup Series car debuts in February during Daytona Speedweeks. The option has been discussed ever ...

Nearly 1,300 readers responded to our 21 NASCAR Fan Survey questions for 2021, giving insight on everything from moving the door numbers to the best rules package to their reasons for being ...