Daytona 500
Definition
An annual 500-mile stock car race in the NASCAR Cup Series, held at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, widely regarded as 'The Great American Race' and the season opener.
A premier motorsport event synonymous with high-speed drafting, dramatic wrecks, and intense rivalries among top drivers.
Examples
I skipped my family reunion to watch the Daytona 500, because nothing says 'priorities' like cars lapping each other for four hours.
His driving in rush hour traffic was straight out of the Daytona 500—pure chaos with zero regard for the finish line.
She bet the grocery money on the Daytona 500 underdog and turned our fridge into a museum of expired condiments.
Grandpa calls the Daytona 500 his annual excuse to wear the same stained hat and pretend he's Dale Earnhardt.