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This race course is a 480 acre motorsport complex that can truly boast of having the most diverse racing schedule of any speedway, well deserving of its title as the "World Center of Racing". Daytona International opened in 1959 and features 10 weekends of championship racing activity including NASCAR Nextel Cup and Super Bikes among others events. Testing and development of race cars is a prominent activity at the track as well. To purchase tickets for NASCAR Pepsi 400, call us at 702-251-SOLD (7469) or 1-888-456-TIXX (8499). We can get you tickets for the best seats for NASCAR Pepsi 400.
The Pepsi 400 "under the lights" on Independence Day Weekend marks the mid-point of the NASCAR, Busch and Nextel Cup Series.
Track facts:
* Superspeedway: 2.5 mile tri-oval, 40' wide (12' to 30' apron)
* Turns: Banking - 31 degrees, length 3,000 feet, radius 1,000 feet
* Tri-oval: Banking 18 degrees (at start/finish lines)
* Frontstretch: length 3,800 feet (banking minimal)
* Backstretch: length 3,000 feet (banking minimal)
* Roadcourse: 356 miles (incorporates tri-oval and non-banked infield)
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Since the start of the 21st century, track winners have been: Dick Jarrett, Michael Waltrip (twice) and Ward Burton - at speeds averaging from 130.31 mph to 161.783 mph. The fastest winning speed was posted by Buddy Baker in 1980 at 177.602 mph. Junior Johnson posted the slowest winning speed in 1960 at 124.740 mph.
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Official Sites
NASCAR || Daytona International Speedway
