A half mile oval track with the steepest banking on the NASCAR circuit, Bristol is sometimes referred to as 'The Toilet Bowl'. Our favorite comparison 'like flying fighter jets in a gymnasium' Bristol never disappoints.

A half mile oval track with the steepest banking on the NASCAR circuit, Bristol is sometimes referred to as 'The Toilet Bowl'. Our favorite comparison 'like flying fighter jets in a gymnasium' Bristol never disappoints.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. won both his first NASCAR Nationwide Series (1998) and his first Sprint Cup (2000) race at Texas Motor Speedway

Dale Earnhardt Jr. won both his first NASCAR Nationwide Series (1998) and his first Sprint Cup (2000) race at Texas Motor Speedway

MARCH 24, 1970
REACHING 200 MPH
Buddy Baker becomes the first driver to officially eclipse the 200 mph mark on a closed course. His speed of 200.447 mph was a world record at the time.

MARCH 24, 1970
REACHING 200 MPH
Buddy Baker becomes the first driver to officially eclipse the 200 mph mark on a closed course. His speed of 200.447 mph was a world record at the time.

First site of the very first strictly stock car race. Charlotte was a 3/4 mile track that remained on the schedule until the fall of 1956

First site of the very first strictly stock car race. Charlotte was a 3/4 mile track that remained on the schedule until the fall of 1956

They have included a total of nine different tracks into their facility to accommodate a wide variety of racers. The main track is the Super Speedway, which is a 1.5-mile oval.

They have included a total of nine different tracks into their facility to accommodate a wide variety of racers. The main track is the Super Speedway, which is a 1.5-mile oval.

They have included a total of nine different tracks into their facility to accommodate a wide variety of racers. The main track is the Super Speedway, which is a 1.5-mile oval.

The track is nestled on more than 1,400-plus acres in the Irish Hills of southeastern Michigan. Groundbreaking took place on September 28, 1967. Over 2.5 million yards of dirt were moved to form the D-shaped oval designed by Charles Moneypenny, who previously designed the 2.5-mile Daytona International Speedway

Martinsville is NASCAR’s oldest track. It’s been in NASCAR as long as the sport has been around, hosting its first sanctioned race in 1948.

Martinsville is NASCAR’s oldest track. It’s been in NASCAR as long as the sport has been around, hosting its first sanctioned race in 1948.

Hall of Famer Alan Kulwicki (2019) scored his first premier series victory by winning the Checker 500. In a celebratory move he’d planned months in advance, Kulwicki took a victory lap clockwise around the track so he could look in the grandstands and see the faces of the fans. Called the “Polish victory lap,” by Kulwicki, the move thrilled fans and made national headlines because it had never been done before.

Hall of Famer Alan Kulwicki (2019) scored his first premier series victory by winning the Checker 500. In a celebratory move he’d planned months in advance, Kulwicki took a victory lap clockwise around the track so he could look in the grandstands and see the faces of the fans. Called the “Polish victory lap,” by Kulwicki, the move thrilled fans and made national headlines because it had never been done before.

Considered by many to be the premier track on the NASCAR schedule, it was eclipsed by the 'biggest and fastest' track in 1969 by the 2.66 mile Alabama International Speedway (Talladega). Either track is tops in our book.

Considered by many to be the premier track on the NASCAR schedule, it was eclipsed by the 'biggest and fastest' track in 1969 by the 2.66 mile Alabama International Speedway (Talladega). Either track is tops in our book.

Considered by many to be the premier track on the NASCAR schedule, it was eclipsed by the 'biggest and fastest' track in 1969 by the 2.66 mile Alabama International Speedway (Talladega). Either track is tops in our book.