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NASCAR 3 Tracks
Dirt Track Section
| DuQuoin State Fairgrounds
- DuQuoin, IL |
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 The
Du Quoin State Fairgrounds are currently owned by the Sate
of Illinois and is a 1 mile semi-banked dirt oval affectionately
dubbed the "Magic Mile". Founded more than 70 years
ago, the Fair is a Midwestern landmark annually drawing more
than 400,000 spectators to witness world class harness racing,
championship auto racing and the finest talent in the entertainment
world. DuQuoin is the home of great auto racing featuring
competition sanctioned by the United State Auto Club and Auto
Racing Club of America. Some of the finest auto racers in
the world annually make the trek to DuQuoin in both stock
car and dirt car competition. |
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| Bristol Motor Speedway
- Bristol, TN |
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Bristol Motor Speedway’s concrete now rests under
more than 15,000 cubic yards of dirt as the venue prepares
to begin “Dirt Weeks 2001,” May 30 – June
2.
After making dirt racing history in 2000, BMS expands its
UDTRA Dirt Racing Series program in 2001. Three nights of
races and a night of qualifying make up the “Battle
of Bristol” program in which the nation’s best
dirt late model competitors will compete for a $200,000
purse.
“The dirt late model fans let us know in no uncertain
terms that the UDTRA race at Bristol was a very special
event,” said O. Bruton Smith, Chairman, Speedway Motorsports,
Inc. “With the outstanding support the fans gave the
event, we wanted to reward them with what we believe will
be the greatest week in dirt late model history.”
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| Illinios State Fairgrounds
- Springfield, IL |
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 The
Illinois State Fairgrounds a.k.a. Springfield - the "Springfield
Mile" is one of the oldest, most storied dirt tracks
in the country. 1st ARCA race 1983. |
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| Seacoast Speedway
- Georgetown, DL |
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This 1/2 mile, low-banked, dirt oval is located in Georgetown,
DL
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| Smoky Moutain Motor
Speedway - Maryville, TN |
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This 4/10 mile, semi-banked clay oval is located in the
heart of the Smoky Mountains in Maryville Tennessee.
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