Anyway to check your driver's lap by lap progress during/after a race?

Question

for nascar sprint cup

Answer 1

FOX TRAX has a way during the races only but not a lap by lap record during each race for each driver. I wish they did. It would explain a lot about adjustments coming out after a pit stop.

It's not available until the day of the Cup race so right not it will just be an empty space.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nascar/cup/foxTrax



NASCAR.com also has a lap by lap coverage but it's also just during the races and it's not a record of each lap during the race but just the present lap.

Answer 2

Go to nascar.com when the race is on, or during a practice session, and on the right side of the page in yellow print on a black back ground, you will find "Live Leader Board".. It shows positions, and lap times for the entire field.. It runs a couple of laps behind, but it's a very good tool to figure out how things are going for your driver.. It works for qualifying too..

Answer 3

I can only do it at the track. If your driver stays out of trouble and runs in 20th place, he may not get any coverage. Years ago when I followed Bill Elliott, I would watch him lap by lap. Even the rundown at the top of the screen is a lap or more behind because it takes longer to run it than it does for the driver to run a lap.

Answer 4

In the Yahoo sports section, click on the results of any race, then in far right column, click on "chart"



here is an example of the race winner's chart from yesterday:



http://sports.yahoo.com/nascar/sprint/races/3/drivercompare?d1=416&year=2009

Answer 5

nascar.com has a live leader board during the race it's updated every lap it shows were every car running how many points they got, how far behind the race leader they are and just about everything you want to know

Answer 6

Yahoo Sports has a chart giving each driver position by lap. I am sure there are others.

Answer 7

Yea. NASCAR.com RaceView. I also believe their Lap by Lap page does this as well.

Answer 8

There are buyable things on NASCAR.com like PitCommand and RaceView that can track your driver's progress. Personally, I wouldn't spend my money on it.

Answer 9

Read the ticker tape caption at the top of the screen during the race.