11.   Daytona and Talladega are the only two tracks that require carburetor restrictor plates to limit speeds.

12.   Daytona is one of two tracks where NASCAR requires carburetor restrictor plates to slow the cars for the safety of drivers and fans.

13.   In his corner were many of the drivers who dislike the package designed around power-robbing carburetor plates.

14.   Talladega and Daytona International Speedway are the two NASCAR tracks where the sanctioning body mandates carburetor restrictor plates to slow the cars down.

15.   The Busch cars run with carburetor restrictor plates at Talladega, just like the Winston Cup cars, so the field remained tightly packed and competitive.