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Best Answer: At Daytona, and Talladega the pace car goes exactly 70 MPH, at Pocono it Goes 60 MPH, and the slowest track Martinsville, the Pace Car does 35 MPH..
Atlanta is the fastest track, but tracks like California and Michigan you see the speeds close in on 208ish going into the turns. Daytona and Talledega are around 190mph. Nascar is continually trying to slow the cars down because if they didn't place restrictions on the cars god knows how fast they are capable of.As for your second question there is a select group and drivers you usually find battling it out for wins, which is a decent amount of drivers.est Answer: In race trim they run about 191 tops at the fastest tracks. Whenever speed approach 200 the officials step in and find a way to slow them down. Last year at Talledaga the speed during practice were topping 198 so Nascar changed the restictor plates and brought them back down to 191.