When can a driver officially remove his rookie stripes?

Question

Is it after a set number of races? Or does if have to do with tracks? What is the official rules regarding rookie stripes?

Answer 1

After making a "donation" to Brian France.

Answer 2

nascar fails at life you should find a new sport... i hear bulletball is the ip and coming sport for the 21st century

Answer 3

after his rookie year, duh.

Answer 4

Nascar says 1 yr an no more then 10 races Part Time stay a rookie for the next year

Answer 5

After their first season of 8 or more races (If you compete in 7 or less you are still considered a rookie).

They also use a rookie stripe if they have never competed at a particular track before.  For example, Brad Keselowski has over 50 starts in the NNS but had a rookie stripe on his car at Kentucky because it was his first time their in a Nationwide car.

Answer 6

It does not matter if it is the first year or not, they have to complete 8 full races, then the rookie stripes come off.

if they fail to run all 8 races, then it will go into the next race season, per Nascar rules.

Answer 7

www.nascar.com

Answer 8

I believe it's after the first yr of racing

Answer 9

I think it's after the first year of racing with the big boys!!

Answer 10

He's invited to the awards banquet and a few days before he pulls off the stripes so now he is offically a vetrean, hon!

Answer 11

Who cares about hillbilly circle racing anyways?  Make them do a right turn and all h**l will break loose.

Answer 12

That would be their sophomore season.