Motor Mile Speedway

Motor Mile Speedway
Oval
Location	Dublin, Virginia
Capacity	10,160
Owner	Shelor Automotive Group
Operator	N/A
Broke ground	N/A
Opened	July 20, 1952
Construction cost	N/A
Architect	N/A
Former names	New River Valley Speedway and Pulaski County Speedway
Major events	NASCAR sanctioned Late Model Stock Car, Limited Sportsman Street Stock and Mod4 Non-NASCAR sanctioned division U-Car and Mini-Cup
Surface	Asphalt
Length	0.416 mi (0.669 km)
Turns	4
Banking	Turns: 15° Straights: 7°

Motor Mile Speedway (formerly Pulaski County Speedway, then New River Valley Speedway) is a 0.416-mile paved oval racetrack in Dublin, Virginia. It was purchased by Shelor Automotive Group in 2004 and was subsequently renamed Motor Mile Speedway.^[1]

NASCAR Busch Series history

Season	Winning Driver	Number
1989	Rick Mast^[2]	22
1990	Steve Grissom	63
1991	Chuck Bown	63
1992	Bobby Dotter	08

References

↑ "Track Information". Motor Mile Speedway. Retrieved June 20, 2012.
↑ "New River Valley Speedway NASCAR Busch Series results". Racing-reference. Retrieved August 24, 2009.

NASCAR Xfinity Series race venues

Current	Atlanta Bristol California Charlotte Chicagoland Darlington Daytona Dover Indianapolis Iowa Kansas Kentucky Las Vegas Loudon Miami Michigan Mid-Ohio Phoenix Pocono Richmond Road America Talladega Texas Watkins Glen

Former	Asheville Caraway Gateway Greenville-Pickens Hickory Indianapolis (LOR) Langley Lanier Louisville Martinsville Memphis Mexico City Milwaukee Montreal Motor Mile Myrtle Beach Nashville (short) Nashville (superspeedway) Nazareth North Wilkesboro Orange County Oxford Plains Peach State Pikes Peak Road Atlanta Rockingham South Boston Volusia

NASCAR K&N Pro Series race venues

West

Current	Bakersfield (Kern) Colorado Evergreen Iowa Irwindale Meridian Phoenix Post Falls Roseville Sonoma Shasta Tucson

Former	Altamont Albuquerque Ascot Bakersfield (Mesa Marin) Brainerd Caesars Place Castle Rock Cajon Central Texas Chula Vista Clovis Coos Bay Corona Craig Road Daytona (short oval) Douglas County Eugene Fontana (oval) Fontana (road course) Havasu Indianapolis Kalispell Kansas Klamath Falls Laguna Seca Langley (B.C.) Las Vegas Lebanon Madera Manzanita Melford Miller Motegi Olympia Ontario Orange Show Pikes Peak Petaluma Portland (oval) Portland (road course) Race City Redwood Acres Riverside Rocky Mountain Salem San Gabriel San Jose Santa Maria Saugus Seattle Sierra Mesa Skagit Spanaway Spokane Stateline Stockton Tacoma Texas World The Bullring at LVMS Tri-City Umatilla Victoria West Capitol Westwood Willow Springs Yakima

East

Current	Bowman Gray Bristol Columbus Dover Greenville-Pickens Iowa Langley (VA) Motordrome New Hampshire New Smyrna Richmond VIR Watkins Glen

Future	NJMP

Former	Adirondack Beech Ridge Charlotte Clearfield Darlington Daytona (superspeedway) Daytona (short oval) Elko Epping Flemington Holland Indianapolis (LOR) Jefferson Jennerstown Lake Erie Lee Lime Rock Mansfield Martinsville Monadnock Motor Mile Nashville Fairgrounds Nazareth Oxford Pensacola Road Atlanta Rockingham Riverside Park Seekonk Shangri La South Boston Spencer Stafford Thompson Thunder Road Tri-County Unity Waterford White Mountain Wiscasset

NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour race venues

Current	Bowman Gray Bristol Caraway Charlotte Hickory Langley Loudon* South Boston

Future	Concord Robersonville

Former	ACE Atlanta Daytona Greenville Pickens Kenly Lanier Martinsville Motor Mile Myrtle Beach Nashville Thompson Tri-County

PASS Super Late Model racetracks

Current

North	Beech Ridge Chaudiere Epping Hermon Lee Montmagny Oxford Plattsburgh Thunder Road

South	Anderson Caraway Concord Dillon Greenville Hickory Kenly Kingsport Myrtle Beach South Boston

National	Anderson Greenville Hickory Loudon Oxford Plattsburgh

Future

North	Thompson

South	Robersonville

Former

North	Canaan Geary Groveton Riverside Scotia Seekonk Spud Stafford Unity White Mountain Wiscasset

South	ACE Cordele Florence Hudson Jacksonville Jefferson Lanier Nashville Newport North Wilkesboro Radford Rougemont Senoia Wake County

National	Auburndale Beech Ridge Caraway Chaudiere Concord Greenville Kenly Nashville Newport New Smyrna Radford Rougemont South Boston Stafford Thompson White Mountain

Circuits of the ASA National Tour (1973-2004)

Ovals (over 1 mile)	Atlanta Charlotte Chicago Dover Gateway Michigan Milwaukee Pikes Peak Sparta

Ovals (under 1 mile)	Anderson Auburn Berlin Birmingham Bradenton Bristol Calgary Cayuga Cedar Rapids Clio Coeburn Columbus Concord Dacono Dayton Elko Fort Wayne Hampton Hartford Hickory Houston Illiana Indianapolis Irwindale Jefferson Jennerstown Kalamazoo Kaukauna Kenly LaCrosse Lake Erie Lakeland Lancaster Lanier Lafayette Louisville Louisville Fairgrounds Madison Mansfield Memphis Montgomery Nashville Odessa Oswego Owosso Pensacola Pocola Radford Rougemont Salem Sanair Sandusky Slinger South Boston Springfield St. Augustine St. Paul Toledo West Chester Winchester

Road Courses	Brainerd Mosport Topeka

Indoor ovals	Pontiac

Circuits of the CARS Pro Cup Series (1997-2014)

Ovals

ACE
Adirondack
Anderson
Birmingham
Bristol
Caraway
Cayuga
Chemung
Concord
Dillon
Greenville
Hickory
Holland
Hudson
Illiana
Iowa
IRP
Jacksonville
Jefferson
Jennerstown
Kenly
Kil-Kare
Kingsport
Lake Erie
Lakeland
Langley
Lanier
Lonesome Pine
Louisville
Madison
Mansfield
Memphis
Milwaukee
Mobile
Montgomery
Motordrome
Motor Mile
Myrtle Beach
Nashville
New Smyrna
North Wilkesboro
Pensacola
Rockingham
Rougemont
Salem
Shenandoah
South Boston
South Georgia
Southampton
St. Augustine
Thompson
Winchester

Coordinates: 37°8′34.80″N 80°36′46.80″W / 37.1430000°N 80.6130000°W / 37.1430000; -80.6130000

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