FORT WORTH

Texas Motor Speedway

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Location

3601 Highway 114
Fort Worth, TX 76177Book Travel

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Track Details

Completed : 1996
Distance : 1.5 miles
Shape : Quad-oval
Banking : 24° turns5° straightsFrontstretch : 2,250 feet
Backstretch : 1,330 feet
Seating : 159,585

Contact Info

P.O. Box 500
Fort Worth, TX 76101
(817) 215-8500Official Web site

Tailgating

As they say, everything is bigger in Texas -- including the tailgating. Bruton Smith took his blueprint of Charlotte and ran with it all the way to Texas. The speedway has specific routes for inbound and outbound traffic. Check the track's web site for its visitor parking map.more

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Schedule

DATE	SERIES	RACE	LINKS

04/04/09	Nationwide Series	O'Reilly 300	Tickets
04/05/09	Sprint Cup Series	Samsung 500	Tickets
06/05/09	Truck Series	Winstar World Casino 400K	Tickets
11/06/09	Truck Series	Lone Star 350	Tickets Travel
11/07/09	Nationwide Series	O'Reilly Challenge	Tickets Travel
11/08/09	Sprint Cup Series	Dickies 500	Tickets Travel

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Pit stop at Texas Motor Speedway

2008 Race Results

Sprint Cup Series

Samsung 500 :: Carl Edwards - 04/06/08
Dickies 500 :: Carl Edwards - 11/02/08
Cup Historical Race Winners

Nationwide Series

O'Reilly 300 :: Kyle Busch - 04/05/08
O'Reilly Challenge :: Kyle Busch - 11/01/08

Craftsman Truck Series

Sam's Town 400 :: Ron Hornaday - 06/06/08
Chevy Silverado 350K :: Ron Hornaday - 10/31/08

Track Records

RACE RECORDS

Sprint Cup Race Record :: Carl Edwards 151.055 - 11/06/05
Cup Historical Race Winners
Nationwide Race Record :: Kyle Busch 151.707 - 04/05/08
Truck Race Record :: Jack Sprague 144.844 - 06/10/05

QUALIFYING RECORDS

2009 Qual Records Data not available.

Track History

Texas Motor Speedway's construction began in 1995. The original configuration called for an unusual dual banking system that had 24 degrees of banking for stock cars and 8 degrees for open-wheel cars. In 1998, Turn 4 at Texas Motor Speedway was reshaped to ease the transition from the turns to the front straightaway.more