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NASCAR engines require high-performance fuel to achieve their incredible speeds. What is the octane rating of the gasoline used in NASCAR cars?

68%
NASCAR - Nextel Series - UAW-Daimler Chrysler 400 - March 11, 2007
Retry Correct Incorrect To meet the racing performance demands, NASCAR cars use 98-octane gasoline that yields more power by achieving higher compression. Despite different fuel sponsors for individual teams, all NASCAR vehicles use the same fuel to ensure competitive parity.
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NASCAR engines require high-performance fuel to achieve their incredible speeds. What is the octane rating of the gasoline used in NASCAR cars?

  • 91 octane
  • 95 octane
  • 98 octane
  • 96 octane
68%

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