Nashville Superspeedway is home to more than just NASCAR race weekend. Located just south of Nashville, TN uur venue is in a prime location and home to many events throughout the year. From Goodguys Rod & Custom Association to C10 Nationals and more, we’re ready to add your event to our calendar!
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Driving SchoolsCheck driving NASCAR's largest concrete speedway off your bucket list by contacting one of these driving experiences to schedule your time at Nashville Superspeedway! Days and events are limited. Act today to experience #NASHCAR from behind the wheel.
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Parking LotsNashville Superspeedway includes hundreds of acres of paved and grass parking lots and open spaces for your next gathering, festival or show. Events such as the C-10 NATIONALS, America's Truck Event, already call Nashville Superspeedway home and take advantage of the track's easy access to Interstate 840. See below for a list of available lots, acreage sizes and car capacities.
- YELLOW LOTS: Behind frontstretch grandstands, 68.6 acres, five zones, space for more than 7,300 cars.
- RED LOTS: Behind Turns 1 and 2, 40 acres, three zones, space for more than 3,500 cars.
- BLUE LOTS: Behind Turns 3 and 4, 39 acres, three zones, space for more than 750 cars.
- INFIELD PAVEMENT: 8.5 acres, serves as NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series garage areas during NASCAR weekends.
- ADDITIONAL INFIELD PARKING: Space for more than 100 cars and more than 100 RVs.
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Community EventsLocated just 30 miles outside one of the fastest growing cities in America, Nashville Superspeedway has been the home for several community events since its rebirth in 2021. Included in those events was the first Speedway Shootout, a high school cross country meet featuring more than 200 runners from a dozen high schools across Middle Tennessee. The three-mile course wound around Nashville Superspeedway’s expansive campus and provided gorgeous views as runners set personal bests and course records were established.
“Nashville Superspeedway was a great location for our inaugural Speedway Shootout,” said Charlie Simon, the meet coordinator for the Wilson Central High School cross country team. “There were miles of open grassy space, plenty of parking, and the easy access off of I-840 made it very convenient for teams coming from all over Middle Tennessee.
“We had more than 200 runners this year and our goal for [2022] is more than 1,000. Based on all the positive feedback from the other coaches and parents, I think we are well on our way. We hope to continue this partnership with Nashville Superspeedway for years to come. It is a great venue and together we can grow this into a destination event.”
