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| NASCAR is one of the most popular sports in the U.S. The high speeds, strong personalities, and spectacular wins make it a thrilling sport to watch. Whether you're buying a toy for a special child or are a super-fan building your own collection, we have a huge variety of NASCAR diecast cars to help you stay in the action and move into the winner's circle. | |
Discover Favorite NASCAR Drivers
One of the best parts of NASCAR is following your favorite driver and their team as they compete. Collecting the different NASCAR diecast cars raced by your favorite driver is a great way to get started. |
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| Dale Earnhardt Sr.: The famous “Man in Black” died tragically during the 2001 Daytona 500. Dale Earnhardt is a hallmark of NASCAR, and a legend in the industry. |
| Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8: Dale Earnhardt Jr. is sponsored by Budweiser and drives for team owner Theresa Earnhardt, widow of Earnhardt Sr. Winning his first title in 1998 made the Earnhardt family the first three-generation NASCAR championship family, beginning with Ralph Earnhardt. | |
| Jeff Gordon #24: Jeff Gordon drives for DuPont and team owner Rick Hendrick. He won the Nextel Cup Rookie of the Year award in 1993. |
| Jeff Burton #31: Jeff Burton drives for Cingular Wireless and team owner Richard Childress. In 1994, Burton won two top-five finishes and three top-ten finishes earning him the Nextel Cup Rookie of the Year award. |
| Kevin Harvick #29: Kevin Harvick races for GM Goodwrench and team owner Richard Childress. Harvick has been racing since he was a child and in 1998 won the Winston West Series after winning five races that season. |
| Mark Martin #6: Mark Martin is sponsored by Viagra and drives for team owner Jack Roush. After a series of changing owners, Martin had a string of 10 top-ten finishes that ended in 2001. |
| Tony Stewart #20: Tony Stewart is sponsored by Home Depot and drives for team owner Joe Gibbs. Stewart worked his way up from racing go-karts, to 3/4 midget sprints, then in 1998 won Rookie of the Year in the Busch Series. |
| Bobby Labonte #18: Bobby Labonte races for Interstate Batteries and team owner Joe Gibbs. In 2000, he won the NASCAR Nextel Cup Championship with 24 top-ten finishes and four wins. |
| Jimmie Johnsonis a current NASCAR Sprint Cup race car driver who drives the #48 Lowe's Chevrolet Impala SS co-owned by Rick Hendrick and his teammate Jeff Gordon and operated by Hendrick Motorsports. Johnson is the three-time reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup champion. He is one of only two drivers (the other: Cale Yarborough in 1976, '77, and '78) to win three consecutive Sprint Cup Series Championships. | | |
