The Evolution of Auto Racing: From Janet Guthrie to NASCAR and Beyond

The video explores the history and evolution of car racing, starting with Janet Guthrie's achievements as the first woman to compete in the Indy 500. It covers the early days of car racing, the development of racing cars in the 1930s, and the influence of Prohibition on car modifications. The foundation of NASCAR in 1947 is highlighted, along with the growth of the auto racing industry into a multi-billion dollar business with global viewership.

What sport did Janet Guthrie compete in?

What was significant about Janet Guthrie's participation in the Indy 500?

What were the characteristics of racing cars developed in Europe during the 1930s?

How did Prohibition influence the development of racing cars in America?

What is the current status of auto racing as a business?