NASCAR Track News

Kentucky Speedway, which is owned and operated by Speedway Motorsports, Inc., today issued the following statement regarding the fan experience at Saturday's “Quaker State 400.”

What should have been a shining moment for the sport of NASCAR and all the racetracks, especially those in the Midwest, has sadly, potentially, put all of us back several steps – maybe even years.

Statement from Kentucky Speedway General Manager Mark Simendinger regarding yesterday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series "Quaker State 400" traffic:

Perhaps there's something to be said for having more than 40 years of experience hosting NASCAR's premier series.

Joe Gibbs Racing star Kyle Busch will start tomorrow's inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup Series "Quaker State 400" from the pole position thanks to a fast 182.803 mph (29.540 seconds).

Next Nine Races, Culminating at Richmond International Raceway, Will Decide Chase Field

UK HealthCare announces it has extended its partnership with Kentucky Speedway and will continue to be the 107,000-capacity track's "official medical provider" through 2014.

Kyle Busch powered his No. 18 Kyle Busch Motorsports machine to a worst-to-first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory by .302 of a second over Penske Racing's Parker Kligerman at Kentucky Speedway in the "UNOH 225" tonight in front of 28,000 fans.

For Carl Edwards, repeating history would be a perfect way to make history when the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series inaugural "Quaker State 400" unfolds at Kentucky Speedway Saturday night.

For the first time ever, Atlanta Motor Speedway is providing fans the opportunity to win an autograph session with select NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers with a ticket purchase to the AdvoCare 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Sept. 4.