NASCAR Track News

New Year’s resolutions are made to be broken … unless you resolved to take in a race at historic Martinsville Speedway, where action and excitement are king, according to The King, Richard Petty.

Ensuring the safety and security of tens of thousands of fans and competitors isn’t an easy task at any sports venue across the country, but it is definitely a top priority. In NASCAR racing, it continues to be an evolving process as NASCAR works to provide exciting racing while also working with tracks to keep drivers safe on the track and to ensure the safety of fans in the stands.

Iowa Speedway announced today that individual event tickets and weekend ticket packages for the track’s 2014 racing events are now available for purchase, starting as low as $20 per seat for each race.

Despite setbacks, Canadian Motor Speedway have announced that construction of the track in Fort Erie, Ontario is on the correct course.

The Race Track Business Conference (RTBC) in Indianapolis features industry leaders across racing gathered to discuss topics facing motorsports facilities.

Holiday shoppers can give the gift of racing at Daytona International Speedway as the “World Center of Racing” has put together several $49 “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday” Thanksgiving holiday ticket specials.

Texas Motor Speedway will usher in a new era in 2014 with the arrival of the world's largest HD video board by closing the backstretch seating so all ticket holders can benefit from the new amenity as well as offering the lowest-priced individual frontstretch ticket for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races in speedway history.

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Building on its commitment to support children’s health care in the South Miami-Dade area, The NASCAR Foundation hosted its second annual Championship Taste event Thursday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Homestead-Miami Speedway will host a Ford Classic Car Show in conjunction with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Ford EcoBoost 400 championship race on Sunday (Nov. 17). Track President Matthew Becherer made the announcement.