TRACK FACTS

Learn about Nashville Superspeedway's speed records, track specifications, and champions below!

Which names will be added to these prestigious lists during our next race weekend?

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    Nashville Superspeedway, Middle Tennessee’s racing jewel, is back on the NASCAR schedule!

    A year-round family friendly destination in one of the fastest growing cities in the country, Nashville Superspeedway is a staple on the regional sports, entertainment and festival scene.

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    In 2022, Nashville hosted the Ally 400 NASCAR Cup Series race on Sunday, June 26, the Tennessee Lottery 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race on Saturday, June 25 and the Rackley Roofing 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race on Friday, June 24.

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    Nashville Superspeedway hosted its first NASCAR events in April 2001.

    Through 2022, the 1.33-mile D-shaped oval with 14 degrees of banking has hosted two NASCAR Cup Series race, 23 NASCAR Xfinity Series races, 15 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series events and eight Indy Racing League contests.

    The largest concrete-only track in NASCAR, Nashville Superspeedway is owned by Speedway Motorsports, LLC.

    Speedway Motorsports LLC also owns the following facilities:

    • Atlanta Motor Speedway
    • Bristol Motor Speedway
    • Charlotte Motor Speedway
    • Dover Motor Speedway
    • Kentucky Speedway
    • Las Vegas Motor Speedway
    • New Hampshire Motor Speedway
    • Sonoma Raceway
    • Texas Motor Speedway

    Nashville Superspeedway is a must-see attraction during your family’s next visit to Music City!

  • Length: 1.33 miles

    Track shape: D-shaped oval

    Track surface: Concrete

    Turns: 4

    Banking: 14 degrees in Turns, 9 degrees in front straightaway, 6 degrees in back straightaway

    Capacity: Permanent seating for 25,000 fans

  • ALL EVENTS

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

    NASCAR CUP SERIES

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

    Fastest Race (400 Miles): Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 113.792 mph (3:30:23), June 20, 2021

    NASCAR XFINITY SERIES

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

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

    NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES

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

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

    ARCA MENARDS SERIES

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

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

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

  • 2021: June 20-Kyle Larson

    2022: June 26-Chase Elliott

  • 2001: April 14-Greg Biffle

    2002: April 13-Scott Riggs, June 8-Jack Sprague

    2003: April 12-David Green, June 7-Scott Riggs (2)

    2004: April 10-Michael Waltrip, June 12-Jason Leffler

    2005: March 26-Reed Sorenson, June 12-Clint Bowyer

    2006: April 15-Kevin Harvick, June 10-Carl Edwards

    2007: April 7-Carl Edwards (2), June 9-Carl Edwards (3)

    2008: March 22-Scott Wimmer, June 7-Brad Keselowski

    2009: April 11-Joey Logano, June 6-Kyle Busch

    2010: April 3-Kevin Harvick (2), June 5-Brad Keselowski (2)

    2011: April 23-Carl Edwards (4), July 23-Carl Edwards (5)

    2021: June 19-Kyle Busch (2)

    2022: June 26-Justin Allgaier.

  • 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 (2)

    2009: Aug. 1-Ron Hornaday

    2010: April 2-Kyle Busch, Aug. 7-Todd Bodine

    2011: April 22-Kyle Busch (2), July 22-Austin Dillon

    2021: June 18-Ryan Preece

    2022: June 24-Ryan Preece (2)

  • 2001: April 13-Ken Schrader, Aug. 11-Frank Kimmel

    2002: April 12-Frank Kimmel (2), Aug. 9-Frank Kimmel (3)

    2003: April 11-Kyle Busch, Aug. 9-Mario Gosselin

    2004: April 9-Blake Feese, Aug. 14-Joey Miller

    2005: March 26-Chad Blount, Aug. 13-Joey Miller (2)

    2006: April 15-Stephen Leicht, Aug. 12-Mario Gosselin (2)

    2007: April 7-Chad McCumbee, Aug. 11-Jeremy Clements

    2008: Aug. 9-Scott Speed

  • 2001: Buddy Lazier

    2002: Alex Barron

    2003: Gil de Ferran

    2004: Tony Kanaan

    2005: Dario Franchitti

    2006: Scott Dixon

    2007: Scott Dixon (2)

    2008: Scott Dixon (3)