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NASCAR Cup Series To Race At Nashville Superspeedway In 2021

June 4, 2020June 3, 2020Austin PayneComment(0)

By Austin Payne Staff Writer for Telegraph Local |Owner of Macro Sports

NASCAR, along with Dover Motorsports, announced Wednesday that Nashville’s Superspeedway would reopen and be hosting a NASCAR Cup Series race next season in 2021.

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The 1.33 mile long track built by Dover Motorsports located about 45 minutes from downtown Nashville has been docked one race due to this change, having originally been scheduled to host two Cup Series events during the following season.

For people that don’t remember Nashville superspeedway, it’s cool as hell. Way different track than any others. Wish it wasn’t built in that area because the short track is so cool too. But man what a cool track it is
— Brian Keselowski (@KeselowskiBrian) June 3, 2020

“Thanks to the collaboration of Dover Motorsports and our broadcast partners, we are excited to bring NASCAR racing back to Nashville, a place where the passion for our sport runs deep,” NASCAR President Steve Phelps said. “The Nashville market is a vital one for our sport, and bringing NASCAR Cup Series racing to Nashville Superspeedway will be an integral building block in helping us further deliver on our promise in creating a dynamic schedule for 2021.”

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NASCAR and its fans will certainly be right at home for the event held in the heart of racing country in the mid-south, just next to the country music capital of the world, which we all know goes hand in hand with NASCAR racing. Well, i guess that and Bud Light or cheap beer?

With NASCAR returning to Nashville next year, here's an idea for down the road: a Cup race at Nashville Superspeedway on Saturday followed by a Cup race at the Fairgrounds on Sunday. Call it the Tennessee Two-step.
— Jordan Bianchi (@Jordan_Bianchi) June 3, 2020

Austin Payne

Austin Payne grew up in the north Georgia mountains before having to relocate to Valdosta in 2017. He has worked various public jobs whilst building a budding interest in marketing, philosophy, sciences, music, and a myriad of other things. An avid learner and information consumer, this all makes for a versatile writer who can cover a litany of topics. While attempting to build experience and start a couple businesses he attends college at Valdosta State University and Georgia Southwestern State university.

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