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2011 Cup, Nationwide, Trucks schedule released
With most of the big changes in NASCAR's 2011 Sprint Cup Series schedule already released, the remaining blanks were filled in Wednesday as the sanctioning body released its Cup, Nationwide and Trucks schedules for next season.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 2-mile D-shaped oval track opened in 1997.
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Owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc. this 1.5-mile quad-oval track opened in 1959.
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Owned by Raceway Associates LLC this 1.5-mile D-shaped oval track opened in 2000.
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Daytona International Speedway
After races on the Beach Course - the beach, a public highway and a pair of turns - NASCAR founder William France Sr. began planning a new track for the premiere event for the series in 1953.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 1.5-mile oval track opened in 1995.
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Owned by Hulman-George Family, Hulman & Co. this 2.5-mile oval track opened in 1909.
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Owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc. this 12-turn track opened in 1968 and runs 1.99 miles.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 1.5-mile D-shaped oval track opened in 2001.
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Owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc this 1.5-mile D-shaped oval track opened in 1996.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this .526-mile oval track opened in 1947.
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Michigan International Speedway
Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 2-mile D-shaped oval track opened in 1968.
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Owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc. this 1.058-mile oval track opened in 1990.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 1-mile tri-oval track opened in 1964.
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Richmond International Raceway
Owned by International Speedway Corp. this .75-mile D-shaped oval track opened in 1946.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 2.66-mile tri-oval track opened in 1969.
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Owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc. this 1.5-mile quad-oval track opened in 1996.
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Owned by International Speedway Corp. this 11-turn road course opened in 1948 and runs 2.45 miles.
that's racin'® (phrase): Expresses frustration or emotion. 1. When a small part costing just a few dollars fails and stops a $150,000 race car, that's racin'. 2. When you race a competitor for 500 miles and lose to him by just a few feet, that's racin'. 3. When a hot dog wrapper blows out of the stands, gets caught across the air vent on the front of your car and causes your engine to overheat, that's racin'.
