NASCAR Track News

Talladega Superspeedway is proud to announce that country superstar Rodney Atkins will perform a Saturday night infield concert on May 5 during the 2012 Aaron’s Dream Weekend.

The Goody’s Fast Relief 500 is just a few days away, but it’s not too late to make sure you are on top of all the action at Martinsville Speedway on April 1.

As part of the initiative to improve the already great fan experience, Iowa Speedway is moving this year’s concert acts to the pre-race festivities – allowing more fans an opportunity to attend. Also new for this year: local bands from around the central Iowa region will be performing on the opening night of each event weekend on the Grinnell Mutual Concert Stage.

NASCAR and Dover International Speedway will host a free NASCAR Camping World Truck Series autograph session as part of the numerous fan events planned for the June 1-3, 2012 NASCAR race weekend at the Monster Mile.

The 2012 AdvoCare 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway will feature drivers battling for Chase for the Sprint Cup positions, the anniversary of one of NASCAR’s greatest races and the celebration of a career of one of the sport’s most successful drivers.

Carl Edwards is no stranger to attacking the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition on the track, but on Wednesday he received a new kind of lesson in taking down the opposition.

Fans will have the chance to experience an amazing lineup of NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers in the Martinsville Speedway Fan Zone presented by Pepsi Max on April 1.

A nationally-recognized transportation planning team from Stantec in Kentucky is helping the Kentucky Speedway prepare for crowds at the June 30 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series “Quaker State 400” at the 107,000-capacity venue.

Auto Club Speedway announced today that rock sensation Night Ranger, celebrating their 30th anniversary, will perform on the DiscoverIE FanZone Entertainment Stage (10am) as well as the National Anthem prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Auto Club 400 race on Sunday, March 25.

John King has known since he was a toddler that Martinsville was the home of a world-famous race track. Until Tuesday the 23-year-old NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver didn’t know the town also held a world-class museum.