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Bristol Motor Speedway, formally known as Bristol International Raceway and Bristol Raceway is a NASCAR short track venue located in Bristol, Tennessee. Constructed in 1960, it held its first NASCAR race on July 30, 1961. Despite its small size, Bristol is among the most popular tracks in NASCAR because of its distinct features that include extraordinarily steep banking, an all concrete surface, two pit roads and amphitheater-like seating. - Source: Wikipedia
Kyle Busch left little doubt his confidence is just fine during pre-race introductions at Bristol Motor Speedway, where the track allows drivers to say whatever they want to the crowd.
It was a simple question asked the day before the Sprint Cup race at Bristol Motor Speedway that started a debate: "Who won the last race here?"
Long before Kyle Busch turned Bristol Motor Speedway into his own personal playground, it was his big brother who dominated the Tennessee bullring.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has quietly put together the best start of his NASCAR career.
Kyle Busch snagged second from Brad Keselowski, who faded to third. Kurt Busch finished fourth.
The pre-race tradition at Bristol Motor Speedway has drivers come out to a song they select beforehand and introduce themselves to the crowd.
NASCAR has a new points leader.
Kasey Kahne had victory in sight a week ago in Las Vegas, only to lose to Matt Kenseth despite leading a race-high 114 laps.
There was a brief moment Saturday when NASCAR's rising star seemed to be channeling Cole Trickle.
Sunday's race at Bristol Motor Speedway marks the one-year anniversary of a pivotal moment in Brian Vickers' career.
Michael Annett was back at the track Saturday as a spectator, unable to drive his Richard Petty Motorsports car in the Nationwide Series race because of a fractured and dislocated sternum.
It's been a non-stop week for AJ Allmendinger since announcing a two-race IndyCar deal with Penske Racing that includes the Indianapolis 500.
Denny Hamlin's recent refusal to pay his $25,000 fine has reawakened the plight of Carl Long, a driver who lacks the financial resources to settle his debt with NASCAR.
There's an expectation from fans that a ticket to Bristol Motor Speedway will get them a seat to NASCAR's version of the Roman Colosseum.
Count Kyle Busch among those who likes NASCAR's new race car.
