If you go back to their roots, they weren't racing sports cars, but regular sedans and coupes. In this day and age, that means they'd be racing around in a bunc

If you go back to their roots, they weren't racing sports cars, but regular sedans and coupes. In this day and age, that means they'd be racing around in a bunch of crossovers with CVTs. Oh an no safety equipment like roll cages, harnesses, fire suppression, etc. Racing a stock Mustang or Camaro or Supra isn't really NASCAR roots either. I think they miss the spirit of what a stock car is. Unless we start building regular coupes and sedans again, I don't think we can go back. Here's an interesting timeline of NASCAR stock cars. Pretty much the latest gen cars are the only ones that buck the trend. https://www.nascar.com/gallery/the-evolution-of-nascar-sprint-cup-cars/ https://www.nascar.com/gallery/the-evolution-of-nascar-sprin... However, If you want some racing with actual stock-ish cars, you should check out the SCCA runoffs on YouTube. There are classes for just about everything you can think of, and the coverage is actually pretty good!