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The 14 pages that link to NASCAR, each with the reason it gives.

• Stock car racingBroader topic: Its national series became the sport's most influential championship structure.

• NASCAR Cup SeriesNarrower topic: NASCAR founded and governs the Cup Series.

• Richard PettyNarrower topic: Petty’s success helped make NASCAR a nationally recognized sport.

• Motorsport safetyBroader topic: Its oval tracks and close-pack racing demand distinct barriers and crash-response practices.

• NASCAR Hall of FameNarrower topic: The Hall's history and honorees are rooted in the organization and sport NASCAR represents.

• Daytona 500Narrower topic: NASCAR founded the Daytona 500 and sanctions it as a Cup Series race.

• Bill France Sr.Broader topic: France founded the organization in 1948 and served as its first president.

• NBC SportsRelated: NBC Sports has televised NASCAR races as part of its U.S. coverage.

• A. J. FoytNarrower topic: Foyt's Daytona 500 win connected his career to NASCAR's premier competition.

• Dan GurneyNarrower topic: Gurney’s NASCAR appearances extended his career beyond open-wheel and sports-car racing.

• Mario AndrettiNarrower topic: His Daytona 500 win connected his career to NASCAR's premier stock-car competition.

• Danica PatrickRelated: Patrick’s later career brought her into NASCAR’s national touring championships.

• Hal NeedhamRelated: Needham’s films brought stock-car racing imagery and culture into popular comedy.

• History of auto racingBroader topic: Its growth made regional American stock-car competition a mass spectator sport.