[dunnere]

Ok, here we go...this might get a bit confusing, but I think we can work through it.

There are four races each year that are considered to be the NASCAR "Majors" and winning all of them would be considered a Grand Slam. They are:

The Daytona 500 (known as the richest race on the circuit, held in February at Daytona)
The Talladega 500 (known as the fastest race on the circuit, held in late April or early May at Talladega)
The Coca-Cola 600 (known as the longest race on the circuit, held Memorial Day weekend at Charlotte)
The Southern 500 (known as the oldest super speedway race on the circuit, held at Darlington Raceway on Labor Day weekend from 1950-2003. In November in 2004 it was discontinued...it's coming back in 2015)

No one has won a Grand Slam in the same season, but there are Eight (8) drivers who have a Career Grand Slam. Name them.

Note: I know things are different, and there is talk of adding or changing a Major, but consider the November 14, 2004 Southern 500 as the final Fourth Major race. And Talladega is now the Aaron's 499.