- A
race track (racetrack,
racing track or
racing circuit) is a
facility built for
racing of vehicles, athletes, or
animals (e.g.
horse racing or greyhound...
- This is a list of
tracks which have
hosted a
NASCAR race from 1948 to present.
Various forms of
race track have been used
throughout the
history of NASCAR...
- The
Hialeah Park
Race Track (also
known as the
Hialeah Race Track or
Hialeah Park) is a
historic racetrack in Hialeah, Florida. Its site
covers 40 square...
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formerly Laurel Race Course, is an
American thoroughbred racetrack located just
outside Laurel,
Maryland which opened in 1911. The
track is 1+1⁄8 miles...
- Dirt
track racing is a form of
motorsport held on clay or dirt
surfaced oval
race tracks often used for
thoroughbred horse racing. Dirt
track racing started...
-
Legislature expanded off
track betting,
bring operating betting parlors within closer driving distance of the
race-day
tracks.
While the
Santa Anita meeting...
- main
track and
replaced the dirt
surface with the
proprietary Polytrack surface over the
summer of 2006 in time for its fall
race meeting. The
track was...
- Berlin-Blankenheim
railway line.
While normal for a road, it is
unusually shaped for a
race track as it is
essentially two long
straights in the form of a dual carriageway...
-
Latonia Race Track on
Winston Avenue in
Latonia (Covington) Kentucky, six
miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio, was a
Thoroughbred horse racing facility opened...
-
cinder track is a type of
race track,
generally purposed for
track and
field or
horse racing,
whose surface is
composed of cinders. For
running tracks, many...