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Bristol Motor Speedway during NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500 |
Coming up next month in beautiful Bristol, Tennessee is the
Food City 500 at the Bristol Motor Speedway.
The March 16
th race is a premier event in the NASCAR Sprint
Cup circuit. The deafening roar of the
engines, the excitement of the race, and the thousands upon thousands of race
fans all make this one of the most exciting NASCAR events around. Featuring the best stock car drivers in the
world, NASCAR events are a spectacle unlike any other event. Bristol Motor Speedway has long been the home
to NASCAR fame since the early 1960’s.
Previous notable races held here have been the Southeastern 500 and the
Valleydale 500. The Food City 500
features 500 laps totaling 266.5 miles of pure adrenaline and speed. Fans come for not just the excitement of the
race, but also for a day of tailgating with friends and family. Kicking off this year’s race is a concert
from Colt Ford on the Food City 500 stage.
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Bristol Motor Speedway |
Last year’s race was a truly exciting extravaganza. In the end, the race was won by Kasey Kahne
in the number 5 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports. In second place was Kyle Busch in the number
18 Toyota and in third was Brad Keselowski in the number 2 Ford. After this past weekend’s Daytona 500 was won
by Dale Earnhardt Jr., Earnhardt is leading in points going into the Food City
500, followed by Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski. There are two more events scheduled before
the Food City 500: The Profit on CNBC 500 in Avondale, AZ and the Kobalt 400 in
Las Vegas.
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Brian Vickers during NASCAR Sprint Cup Food City 500 |
Tickets for the Food City 500 start at $65.
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