The governing body of NASCAR has finally seen the light and announced a switch to fuel injection with McLaren ECUs in 2012. It's good to see them make at least a few changes to keep the cars relevant to current road technology.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/89436
I'm sure there will be a few jokes about the lack of technology in NASCAR, but before you make them: You're wrong. Carburettors may be old school, but the engines in NASCAR are operating at similar MEP values to those in F1. Yes, the cars may be completely detached from reality, and there are areas that could do with updating; but the level of engineering in aerodynamics and other areas is huge.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/89436
I'm sure there will be a few jokes about the lack of technology in NASCAR, but before you make them: You're wrong. Carburettors may be old school, but the engines in NASCAR are operating at similar MEP values to those in F1. Yes, the cars may be completely detached from reality, and there are areas that could do with updating; but the level of engineering in aerodynamics and other areas is huge.