Speedway Motorsports owns and operates 11 first-class, multi-use, sports entertainment facilities across the United States, including five in top-10 media markets and 10 in the top-50.
Properties include Bristol Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Dover Motor Speedway, EchoPark Speedway, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Nashville Superspeedway, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, North Wilkesboro Speedway, Sonoma Raceway, Texas Motor Speedway and Kentucky Speedway.
Located on 670 acres in Bristol, Tennessee, Bristol Motor Speedway is a .533-mile, high-banked, lighted concrete oval short track in the Tri-Cities media market (No. 101). Known as the “Last Great Colosseum,” BMS annually hosts two NASCAR Cup Series race weekends. The stadium-style venue has established attendance records for college football (130,000-plus) with the “Battle at Bristol” between Virginia Tech and Tennessee (2016) and a Major League Baseball regular-season game (91,000-plus) with the “Speedway Classic” between the Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves (2025). BMS also operates Thunder Valley, a quarter-mile dragstrip that annually hosts the NHRA.
One of the most historic facilities in all of motorsports, “America’s Home for Racing” is a 1,540-acre complex featuring a 1.5-mile superspeedway oval northeast of Charlotte, North Carolina, in media market No. 21. In addition to the superspeedway, the CMS complex includes zMAX Dragway, the world’s first four-lane dragstrip; The Dirt Track at Charlotte; and Ten Tenths Motor Club. CMS annually hosts one of NASCAR’s crown jewels, the Coca-Cola 600, each Memorial Day weekend and the Bank of America ROVAL 400 each October.
Uniquely positioned on 770 acres near Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and Baltimore, Dover Motor Speedway is a 1-mile concrete oval acquired by Speedway Motorsports in 2021. Known as the “Monster Mile,” the Dover, Delaware, facility is located in the Philadelphia media market (No. 5) and hosts special event concerts and horse racing in addition to an annual NASCAR Cup Series race weekend.
Located on 820 acres in Hampton, Georgia, just south of Atlanta (media market No. 9), EchoPark Speedway is a 1.54-mile superspeedway oval featuring 28-degree banking that has generated some of the most exciting racing on the NASCAR circuit since a repave before the 2022 season. EPS hosts two NASCAR Cup Series race weekends annually, as well as the Georgia State Fair, the Thursday Thunder U.S. Legend Car series each summer and special events throughout the year.
Located on 1,030 acres in Las Vegas, Nevada, Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a 1.5-mile quad-oval superspeedway that annually hosts two NASCAR Cup Series race weekends in media market No. 40. LVMS features one of the most unique infield fan amenities in motorsports, the Neon Garage. Additional race facilities across the complex include The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a quarter-mile dragstrip that hosts NHRA events, and The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a three-eighths-mile paved short track hosting CARS Tour, NASCAR Modified and U.S. Legend Car events. LVMS also annually hosts the Electric Daisy Carnival, the largest electronic dance music festival in North America.
Located on 650 acres in Lebanon, Tennessee, just outside Nashville (media market No. 25), Nashville Superspeedway is a 1.3-mile D-shaped oval that annually hosts a NASCAR Cup Series race weekend on the circuit’s largest concrete-only track. The multiuse facility is a year-round entertainment venue with a history of also hosting IndyCar races in Middle Tennessee.
Located on 1,180 acres in Loudon, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Motor Speedway features a 1.058-mile asphalt oval 80 miles northwest of Boston (media market No. 10). Known as “The Magic Mile,” NHMS hosts New England’s only annual NASCAR Cup Series race weekend, which traditionally also features modified racing. The complex includes a 1.6-mile road course and a .25-mile dirt flat track and annually hosts Laconia Motorcycle Week, the World’s Oldest Motorcycle Rally.
One of NASCAR’s original race tracks on the first strictly stock series schedule in 1949, the historic .625-mile short track is located outside North Wilkesboro in North Carolina’s Brushy Mountains region. The 110-acre complex closed in 1996 and reopened to NASCAR racing in 2023 following a massive renovation. North Wilkesboro annually hosts NASCAR and zMAX CARS Tour events, as well as car shows. NWS is located in the Greensboro-Winston-Salem-High Point media market (No. 46).
Located on 1,600 acres of rolling hills in Sonoma County, California, Sonoma Raceway features a 2.52-mile, 12-turn road course and a quarter-mile dragstrip in the San Francisco media market (No. 9). The serpentine road course features 160 feet of elevation change. In addition to hosting NASCAR and NHRA race weekends each summer, the Sonoma Raceway complex includes the world-class Turn 11 special events venue and an industrial park with approximately 70 motorsports-based shops.
Located on 1,410 acres outside Fort Worth, Texas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth media market (No. 5), the Texas Motor Speedway complex features a 1.5-mile asphalt superspeedway, a 2.3-mile road course and a four-tenths-mile dirt track. The Great American Speedway annually hosts a NASCAR Cup Series race weekend, plus driving schools, concerts and special events year-round. The complex also includes expansive camping, condominiums, fine dining at The Speedway Club, corporate meeting space, a health and fitness center and “Big Hoss,” one of the world’s largest HDTVs.
Located on 1,010 acres in Sparta, Kentucky, the 1.5-mile asphalt superspeedway oval is approximately a half-hour south of Cincinnati, Ohio (media market No. 37), between Lexington and Louisville. The facility includes grandstand seating, suites, corporate meeting space and expansive camping and parking areas for track rentals, races and special events.
Over the years, Speedway Motorsports has expanded its portfolio beyond its motorsports venues to include companies and organizations supporting racing, entertainment and the communities in which they operate.
The company’s multimedia division broadcasts NASCAR races and syndicated programming across radio airwaves to hundreds of affiliates around the world.
Produces and markets souvenir merchandise at tracks, in retail stores and online, supported by a full-service art department specializing in graphic design, screen printing and embroidery.
The company’s nonprofit arm raises funds and provides grants to hundreds of regional charities supporting children in need. Since 1982, Speedway Children's Charities has distributed nearly $80 million in grants (through 2025).
Established in 1996, TLC4x4 is the industry-leading name in Toyota Land Cruiser restoration and customization.
Helps develop the NASCAR stars of tomorrow through the production of fun, affordable race cars. The company sells Bandoleros and Legend Cars on nearly every continent, while INEX sanctions more than 2,000 races annually at more than 140 race tracks worldwide.
Produces a series of micro-lubricants designed to extend engine life and improve mechanical performance for automobiles, small engines, heavy-duty commercial vehicles, firearms and aircraft.
