Nashville Superspeedway stands as Middle Tennessee’s premier racing destination, nestled in one of America’s most dynamic and rapidly expanding regions. Our 1.33-mile D-shaped concrete track, featuring 14 degrees of banking, holds the distinction of being NASCAR’s largest all-concrete venue. Nashville Superspeedway’s rich racing heritage includes six NASCAR Cup Series races, 27 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series events, 19 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series competitions and nine INDYCAR SERIES battles – including the 2024 and 2025 INDYCAR SERIES championship finales. As a Speedway Motorsports property, Nashville Superspeedway serves as a year-round entertainment venue welcoming families and race fans from across the nation.

Track Specifications
Length: 1.33 miles
Shape: D-shaped oval
Surface: Concrete
Turns: 4
Banking: 14 degrees in Turns 1-4, 9 degrees in front straightaway, 6 degrees in back straightaway
Capacity: Permanent seating for 25,000 fans

Speed Records

Qualifying Lap: Scott Dixon • G-Force Toyota (IndyCar Series) • 206.211 mph (23.271 seconds) • July 19, 2003

NASCAR CUP SERIES

Qualifying Lap: Aric Almirola • Ford • 161.992 mph (29.557 seconds) • June 20, 2021

Race (400 miles): Ross Chastain • Chevrolet • 132.914 mph (3:00:07) • June 25, 2023

NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts SERIES

Qualifying Lap: David Stremme • Dodge • 166.561 mph (28.811 seconds) • April 7, 2007

Race (300 miles): Scott Wimmer • Chevrolet • 134.095 mph (2:14:12) • March 22, 2008

NASCAR Craftsman TRUCK SERIES

Qualifying Lap: Erik Darnell • Ford • 162.116 mph (29.601 seconds) • Aug. 12, 2006

Race (200 miles): Kyle Busch • Toyota • 136.459 mph (1:27:55) • April 2, 2010

ARCA MENARDS SERIES

Qualifying Lap: Ryan Hemphill • Dodge • 164.681 mph • Aug. 14, 2004

Race (201 miles): Frank Kimmel • Ford • 118.795 mph (1:41:26) • Aug. 11, 2001

Race (150 miles): Jeremy Clements • Chevrolet • 123.526 mph (1:13:00) • Aug. 11, 2007

Cup Series Champions

2021 (June 20) - Kyle Larson

2022 (June 26) - Chase Elliott

2023 (June 25) - Ross Chastain

2024 (June 30) - Joey Logano

2025 (June 1) - Ryan Blaney

2026 (May 31) - Denny Hamlin

O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Champions

2001 (April 14) - Greg Biffle

2002 (April 13) - Scott Riggs

2002 (June 8) - Jack Sprague

2003 (April 12) - David Green

2003 (June 7) - Scott Riggs

2004 (April 10) - Michael Waltrip

2004 (June 12) - Jason Leffler

2005 (March 26) - Reed Sorenson

2005 (June 12) - Clint Bowyer

2006 (April 15) - Kevin Harvick

2006 (June 10) - Carl Edwards

2007 (April 7) - Carl Edwards

2007 (June 9) - Carl Edwards

2008 (March 22) - Scott Wimmer

2008 (June 7) - Brad Keselowski

2009 (April 11) - Joey Logano

2009 (June 6) - Kyle Busch

2010 (April 3) - Kevin Harvick

2010 (June 5) - Brad Keselowski

2011 (April 23) - Carl Edwards

2011 (July 23) - Carl Edwards

2021 (June 19) - Kyle Busch

2022 (June 26) - Justin Allgaier

2023 (June 24) - AJ Allmendinger

2024 (June 29) - John Hunter Nemechek

2025 (May 31) - Justin Allgaier

2026 (May 30) - Justin Allgaier

Truck Series Champions

2001 (Aug. 10) - Scott Riggs

2002 (Aug. 10) - Mike Bliss

2003 (Aug. 8) - Carl Edwards

2004 (Aug. 14) - Bobby Hamilton Sr.

2005 (Aug. 13) - David Reutimann

2006 (Aug. 12) - Johnny Benson

2007 (Aug. 11) - Travis Kvapil

2008 (Aug. 9) - Johnny Benson

2009 (Aug. 1) - Ron Hornaday

2010 (April 2) - Kyle Busch

2010 (Aug. 7) - Todd Bodine

2011 (April 22) - Kyle Busch

2011 (July 22) - Austin Dillon

2021 (June 18) - Ryan Preece

2022 (June 24) - Ryan Preece

2023 (June 23) - Carson Hocevar

2024 (June 28) - Christian Eckes

2025 (May 30) - Rajah Caruth

2026 (May 29) - Layne Riggs

Arca Menards Series Champions

2001 (April 13) - Ken Schrader

2001 (Aug. 11) - Frank Kimmel

2002 (April 12) - Frank Kimmel

2002 (Aug. 9) - Frank Kimmel

2003 (April 11) - Kyle Busch

2003 (Aug. 9) - Mario Gosselin

2004 (April 9) - Blake Feese

2004 (Aug. 14) - Joey Miller

2005 (March 26) - Chad Blount

2005 (Aug. 13) - Joey Miller

2006 (April 15) - Stephen Leicht

2006 (Aug. 12) - Mario Gosselin

2007 (April 7) - Chad McCumbee

2007 (Aug. 11) - Jeremy Clements

2008 (Aug. 9) - Scott Speed

IndyCar Series Champions

2001 - Buddy Lazier

2002 - Alex Barron

2003 - Gil de Ferran

2004 - Tony Kanaan

2005 - Dario Franchitti

2006 - Scott Dixon

2007 - Scott Dixon

2008 - Scott Dixon

2024 - Colton Herta

2025 - Josef Newgarden