About how many hours of work goes into getting a car on the NASCAR circuit eligible for a race?

NASCAR has a strict set of rules and guidelines that must be followed for a car to even be allowed to compete. One such rule is a car must be fabricated and worked on for no less than 950 hours. If you break that down by 40-hour work weeks, that equals about 24 weeks of work.

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