FORCE AND MOTION Find and Discover Activity Sheet
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1 FORCE AND MOTION Find and Discover Activity Sheet COMPLETE THE ACTIVITIES TO LEARN HOW NASCAR USES SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH. 1st Floor (Memorable Moments) 1. What does the yellow strip on a bumper mean? Generation Four: Generation Five: Generation Six: Great Hall (Compass) 2. Haulers and their truck drivers travel thousands of miles each season. Calculate how many miles a driver drives in a month going from Charlotte to Talladega, Bristol and Martinsville (Hint: Don t forget return trip). Glory Road 3. Identify two changes of the cars from each generation that made it safer or faster than the previous generation. 4. If a racecar s gas tank holds 17 gallons and its average fuel consumption is three miles per gallon, how much fuel will the car need to drive 400 miles? 5. What differences do you notice about the track surfaces at Watkins Glen International vs. Charlotte Motor Speedway? 6. Which track(s) use restrictor plates, and what are their purpose? Generation One: Generation Two: 7. Find the wrench on the No. 3 car? Where is it located? Generation Three: 1
2 Hall of Honor 8. Find Leonard Wood s spire and identify why you think he is in the Hall of Fame. 15. What machine is used to test the force on shocks? 9. Who was Big Bill, and what was his role in NASCAR? 16. How much force (pounds of pressure) has to be applied for the race car springs? 10. How many car owner wins does Junior Johnson have to his name? 17. How much weight must the jackman? 11. Who was The King and why do you think he was called that nickname? Race Week 12. How do hot weather conditions impact friction on a race car? (HINT: You may need to use an interactive computer for this question.) 18. How much does a full gas can weigh? 4th Floor Heritage Speedway 19. Identify four major differences between the stock car and the race car in the two half and half cars. 13. Name two elements on a car that are adjusted before a race as a result of friction. 20. Find the gold car. Who receives a gold car annually? 14. Identify three machines that teams use when working on a car. Aerodynamics Station 21. Identify two factors that can impact the aerodynamics of a car? 2
3 22. How does aerodynamics impact motion? Safety 23. What does SAFER barrier and HANS device stand for? 24. How does a SAFER barrier and a HANS device help with the force and motion?
4 NASCAR HALL OF FAME Find and Discover Activity Sheet GREAT HALL 1. How many miles is it from the Charlotte to Bristol Motor Speedway? A. 119 B. 72 C. 112 GLORY ROAD 4. How many generations of cars have there been? A. 10 B. 4 C What state is Bristol Motor Speedway in? 5. What car number is on the first car that does not have a door handle? A. Virginia B. Alabama C. Tennessee 3. How many miles does it take a Hauler to travel from Charlotte to Darlington and back? + = 6. What does the track surface at Watkins Glen feel like? A. Rough B. Smooth C. Bumpy D. Rubbery 1
5 7. What is a bank in racing? A. Curve B. Straight Line C. A Stop 8. What color is the last car on Glory Road? A. Blue B. Black C. Yellow 11. What driver was the named The King? A. Dale Earnhardt B. Richard Petty C. Wendell Scott RACE WEEK 12. How many orange stickers do you see on the car and the frame? A. One B. Two C. Three 9. What is the name of the company on the last car in the row? A. Dollar General 13. How much does one tire weigh? (HINT: Go to Pit Stop) B. DuPont C. Goodwrench HALL OF HONOR 10. How many people are in the Hall of Honor? (HINT: count the pillars by the cars and on the wall) 14. Which race track is in California? A. Infineon Raceway B. Las Vegas Motor Speedway C. Talladega Superspeedway 2
6 15. What does a hauler carry on the top level? A. Engines B. Cars C. Crew 4TH FLOOR 16. What color flag is used to tell drivers they can drive? 19. What does a driver wear to protect themselves in a race? A. Helmet B. Seat Belts C. HANS device D. All the above 17. What phrase tells drivers it is time to go to work? A. Boogity, Boogity, Boogity B. Go, Go C. Drivers start your engines 18. What number is on the large orange spotter ball? A. 99 B. 21 C. 76
7 NASCAR HALL OF FAME Find and Discover Activity Sheet GREAT HALL (COMPASS) 1. Count how many tracks are in North Carolina? A. 2 B. 3 C What track/state is farthest from North Carolina? A. Virginia B. Alabama C. Washington 3. How far is it from Charlotte to Darlington, South Carolina? GLORY ROAD (CARS ON CURVE) 4. How many generations of cars has there been? (Hint: Look by where you can turn the steering wheels) A. 10 B. 4 C What color is the BANANA car? A. Pink B. Yellow C. Green 6. Count the number of cars on Glory Road. 1
8 7. How does the track surface feel? A. Rough B. Smooth C. Bumpy D. Rubbery HALL OF HONOR 11. What is The King wearing? A. A Hat B. A Coat C. A Swim suit 8. What is a shape is the track at Charlotte Motor Speedway A. Rectangle B. Triangle 12. What does the winner of a race get? A. Trophy B. High Five C. Flowers C. Oval 9. What color is the last car on Glory Road? A. Blue B. Black C. Yellow 10. What number is on the rainbow car? RACE WEEK 13. The person that jacks up the car is called: A. Tire Changer B. Gas Man C. Jackman 14. What is on the top level of the hauler? A. Engines B. Cars C. Crew 2
9 15. What gives a car power to move? A. Tires B. Engine C. Driver 18. What number is on the large orange spotter ball? A. 99 B. 21 C Who makes sure that no one breaks the rules? A. Tires B. Engine C. Driver 19. What does a driver wear to be safe in a race? A. Helmet B. Cowboy Hat C. Baseball Cap 4TH FLOOR 17. What color flag is used to tell drivers to drive slower? 20. Draw a driver wearing their protective suit
10 LET S GO RACING Find and Discover Activity Sheet START YOUR ENGINES! CAN YOU COMPLETE ALL THE ITEMS ON THE LIST BELOW? CHECK OFF EACH ITEM AND SEE HOW MANY POINTS YOU RECEIVE AT THE END. Turn a steering wheel Lift a weight Push down on a spring Stand at a 14 degree incline without holding on Find The King No. 43 car Find Doc from the movie Cars Touch the track at Watkins Glen International Listen to Wendell Scott s story Touch a brake Inspect a car Be a media person Answer the phone Hug Red Find a gold car Sit in a driver s seat Wave the caution flag Use a magnet Push the accelerator pedal Change a tire Find the Lowes No. 48 car Find the orange inspection stickers Count the number of team members Find a motorcycle Play a computer game Watch a movie Be a spotter in the 76 orange ball Ask a question Find a fire suit Find the orange helmet Touch a piece of track 1
11 CAR AND NUMBER MATCH-UP
12 CAR AND DRIVER COLORING SHEET
13 PUTTING ALL THE PIECES TOGETHER INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE THE PUZZLES TO FIND TWO IMPORTANT NASCAR SAYINGS OR PHRASES. Puzzle One: Chain Reaction Complete the word chain with terms that relate to NASCAR. Clues will be provided by your Official. N A S C A R C _ V _ S _ E L _ F R L Possible Terms in the Word Chain: FAN BANKING CAR DRAG DRIVE FAST PACE CREW TIRE LAPS FIRESUIT FAST CHECKERED THRILL L O V E
14 Puzzle Two: Word Scramble Use your History Quest highlighted boxes (green and yellow) to find the hidden message. One message is in the blue circles and one is in the green boxes. Blue Circle Phrase N C _ S A _ W K! Green Box Phrase S _ T Y N S!
15 Your Challenge: Use the sheet provided by your Official to complete each of the tasks and find the missing words. You will need to keep your sheet for the last challenge. Location: 4th Floor, Heritage Speedway Decade Hallways Crew Member Signature CHALLENGE 5: PROBLEM-SOLVING NASCAR teams, officials and staff need to be ready at any moment to problem solve. Problem-solving is a skill that everyone uses each and every day. Your Challenge: Working together with your teammates, solve the puzzle that you have been given and gather clues in order to discover the hidden message. Location: 2nd Floor, Great Hall Benches on silver curve wall Crew Member Signature
16 Today, you will work as a team to complete a series of challenges. Just like at a race, NASCAR teams must complete a series of activities and inspections before they can race. After each challenge, a NASCAR Hall of Fame Crew member will officially sign off that you have completed the challenge (like a real NASCAR official does before a race). As you complete each stop, you will receive a piece to a puzzle. To master your last challenge and to make it to Victory Lane, you will need to complete the puzzle. Good luck now, GO! CHALLENGE 1: TEAMWORK NASCAR is all about teamwork. Drivers, mechanics, engineers, crew members and car chiefs must all work together. A critical part of the team is the Pit Crew. Your Challenge: Work together to complete changing a tire, refueling and jacking up the car in the fastest time. Your group will have one practice run and two official runs to get your best time. Location: 3rd Floor, Race Week Pit Challenge Your Challenge: Drive! You will drive three laps around a computersimulated track. You will drive solo, working to keep the best line and speed you can. Location: 3rd Floor, Race Week Qualifying Crew Member Signature CHALLENGE 3: PHYSICAL APTITUDE NASCAR team members, especially the driver and pit crew, need to be physically fit and aware. They need to be able to move quickly and react to their surroundings. Many teams hire trainers and nutritionists to ensure everyone is healthy and up to the challenge. Your Challenge: Each person in the group will need to perform each of the following tests. The Official will record your results. Test 1: Hand-Eye: Measure how quickly you can catch a falling ruler. Test 2: Quickness: Complete the obstacle course. Test 3: Physical Fitness: Complete 3 jumping jacks, 3 situps and 3 squats; Repeat. Location: 1st Floor, Theater Lobby Memorable Moment cases Crew Member Signature Crew Member Signature CHALLENGE 2: DRIVING SKILLS Driving takes a lot of talent and skill. A NASCAR driver accelerates at speeds up to mph, which is like driving across a football field in one second. Drivers need to know where the best line or position is on the track as they drive their laps. CHALLENGE 4: KNOWLEDGE NASCAR was founded in Over the years, the sport has experienced a number of changes, enhancing its speed, safety, and fun. Teams need to understand the history of NASCAR and all aspects of it especially the rules and how to build a better racecar. In this activity, you will test your knowledge to find some interesting artifacts.
17 HISTORY QUEST NASCAR through the Decades INSTRUCTIONS: WORK TOGETHER WITH YOUR TEAM MATES, USE THE LIST BELOW TO FIND THE FOLLOWING ARTIFACTS AND COMPLETE THE MISSING INFORMATION. YOU WILL NEED THIS INFORMATION AS PART OF YOUR LAST CHALLENGE. 1940s Virginia race. 200-Lap Strictly _ Car Race. 1950s Uniform that is white in color and is worn. Kiekhaefer. Black and white finish. _ Finish, Entry form for _ Joe Herbert Weatherly. 100 years. Daytona Beach _ Club. 1960s Newspaper. The Bee. Orange and black. _ Mile Stock Car Race, Carolina _ Badge. Competition Another type of racing. Race Division.
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20 HISTORY QUEST NASCAR through the Decades INSTRUCTIONS: USING THE ARTIFACT CLUES BELOW, WORK WITH YOUR TEAMMATES TO FILL IN THE MISSING INFORMATION. YOU WILL NEED THIS INFORMATION AS PART OF YOUR LAST CHALLENGE. 1940s Virginia race. 200-Lap Strictly _ T _ Car Race. 1950s Uniform that is white in color and is worn. Kiekhaefer M _ U _ Black and white finish. Y T _ Finish, Entry form for _ Joe Herbert Weatherly 100 years. Daytona Beach C _ U Club. 1960s Newspaper. The C I Bee. Orange and black. _ Mile Stock Car Race, Carolina _ Another type of racing. D _ Race Division
21 1970s Special letter. The _ H _ House, Washington Instructions. NASCAR _ O O _ Driver Handbook Bright yellow with red you wear it. Holly F Check, please. Glen W D Company, VA 1980s Program. NASCAR Winston Cup A _ D _ Banquet. Jacket of a president. Ronald Reagan _ T _ R _ USA1. Famous drink named after a reptile. _ A T _. 1990s Ketchup. _ N Z Southern 500. The Granite State. _ Hampshire International Speedway Tire. Sterling _ A R _ s 1st win. Woman s driver suit. P _ Y Moise.
22 2000s Team of Jimmie Johnson. H D Motor sports 100th Win. Tire company. Goodyear E _ G. Another racing series. Whelen Modified T R. Interstate Batteries Suit Owner. B _ Y Labonte. 2010s Home improvement store. L. Nickname is hard as a rock. The _ O Rockingham Speedway Winner. Place to eat. S W Jalapeno 250 Champion.
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