NASCAR DVD Board Game

Must be a serious Nascar history buff to really enjoy this game. My husband is and he could answer most of the questions. I know a little so he always won. If you had a group of Nascar buffs you would have an excellent time playing!!!

Good buy fun game for the kids

This a gift, but I can report that they love it. The whole family can play.

We have tried to play this game and it is complicated and hard to even understand the rules, it was a waste of money!!

It's a good game for Nascar lovers. You do have to know alot about Nascar.

I was very happy with the speedy delivery, it arrived sooner that promised. My grandson was thrilled with the game.

I'm a bit of a NASCAR fan. While I watch many a race I'm not much into the history of the game. I'm not one to memorize or remember specific facts about races or racers.My wife and I bought this game for our son's 9th birthday. Afterall the package stated the game was designed for ages 8 and up. Well we set up the game and watched the demo of game setup/play. Uhmmm. Yeah. Not that simple of a game despite what the narrator says during this video replay.We tried to play the game best we could but found the questions were immediately very difficult. My son could make educated guesses on some of the questions as could I, but they were educated stabs in the dark at best. The game almost immediately became too difficult and to the dismay of our son we agreed we should simply return the game and find something different.I suppose this game would be quite interesting if all it's players were very educated on NASCAR trivia. I myself found the questions too difficult. For instance. The first question was "Which NASCAR driver won his first race at Bristol Motor Speedway?". The answer was multiple choice but I had no idea if it was Kurt Busch, Rusty Wallace or Benny Parsons.I'm not that up on NASCAR trivia ... nor would I want to be despite being an avid weekly watcher of NASCAR events. (We're cheeseheads and love to root for our favorite fellow Wisconites (Matt Kenseth and Paul Menard).I hope this review was helpful.