100 — Gallons of gas used per car
1,956 — Pounds of greenhouse gases released by each car
217— Number of Chihuahuas equal to the weight of greenhouse gases produced by each car
84,108 — Pounds of greenhouse gases released by all 43 cars in an average Nextel Cup race
14,018 — Number of Chihuahuas equal in weight to that greenhouse gas production
12,000 — Pounds of greenhouse gases released per year by an average U.S. driver
84 — Number of months the average motorist would have to drive to equal the greenhouse gases produced by the average NASCAR race
65,000 — Number of parking spots at the Kansas Speedway
780 million — Pounds of greenhouse gases those cars will produce in a year
130 million — Number of Chihuahuas equal to that greenhouse gas production
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Keep looking at all the negative that the KC Speedway does, dont look at the tax dollars that are raised, the money that is generated in the entire area by fans buying gas, hotel rooms, meals, drinks, and buying other stuff from KC Kansas and MO. As for green house gases I believe you have wasted a lot putting together this article when you drove to work and clocked in. To think that someone actually pays you to write articles like this is beyond me, where can I apply.
Keep looking at all the negative that the KC Speedway does, dont look at the tax dollars that are raised, the money that is generated in the entire area by fans buying gas, hotel rooms, meals, drinks, and buying other stuff from KC Kansas and MO. As for green house gases I believe you have wasted a lot putting together this article when you drove to work and clocked in. To think that someone actually pays you to write articles like this is beyond me, where can I apply.
They've changed the sponsor for Sunday's race... it's now the LifeLock400...
They've changed the sponsor for Sunday's race... it's now the LifeLock400...
We get it. You don't like NASCAR, and you think a Chihuahua is a unit of measurement.
You're not the brightest bulb in christmas tree.