Jarrett & Labonte Stock Car Racing

Jason Jarrett is the third Jarrett to race out of Hickory, NC, and has claimed multiple titles and significant earnings in motorsports, including the World Karting Association Sprint Division Championship in 1993 and over $500,000 in his first full Grand National division season.

Justin Labonte began racing before he had a driving license, winning 4 out of 9 races at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Summer Shootout Series at 15, and later achieved 13 top ten finishes in his Rookie season at the USAR ProCup Series.

Ned Jarrett is a pioneer of stock car racing, father of Dale Jarrett and grandfather of Jason Jarrett, who claimed 50 wins and is elected to eight halls of fame before retiring in 1966 to become an analyst and media personality in motorsports.

Keep your revs just below the red level as the lights go green for a fast start.

Slow down to shift weight onto your front wheels, increasing grip and enabling quicker turns.

To prevent wheels from locking up and losing grip, press the brakes intermittently rather than in long bursts.

If you're going to miss a corner, quickly use the handbrake to whip the back of the car out and power through the slide, especially useful on tight street circuits and sharp corners.

If pointing the wrong way in a rear wheel drive car, use its power to spin around in a doughnut.

Learn braking points and the location of bumps; hit the brakes and turn before reaching the top of an incline to avoid losing contact with the ground.

Alter features like brakes, gears, suspension, and downforce for optimum performance, saving changes to a MEMORY CARD.

Determines how much the car body rolls on the chassis; setting it to hard makes the car more responsive but increases the risk of losing control.

Use the racing line for the best time, but don't be afraid to use the whole track to harass opponents.

Beginners should use automatic transmission, but switching to manual can offer a performance boost and help with slowing down.

Understand how different vehicle types (e.g, 4WD, RWD) handle; ease off the throttle in RWD vehicles if you slide.

Stock Car drivers often nudge opponents, but be aware that computer drivers may seek revenge if you force them off the track.

Choose overtaking maneuvers carefully; outbraking an opponent on the approach to a corner is often the best way to pass.

Hold your line in traffic to avoid spinning, look behind you at key moments, and turn into a skid to correct oversteer.

Achieve a fast lap or championship time to receive a special code, which can be submitted online to the Codemasters' Hall of Fame.