What is the best NASCAR track of all time?

From Daytona's iconic 2.5-mile superspeedway to Bristol's impossibly steep short track colosseum, NASCAR's tracks each have a unique personality that has produced decades of unforgettable racing. Vote for the best NASCAR track of all time.

1

Daytona International Speedway

NASCAR's most prestigious venue, opened in 1959, hosting the Great American Race with capacity for over 100,000 fans.

2

Talladega Superspeedway

The fastest and most dramatic oval in NASCAR at 2.66 miles, famous for the terrifying 'Big One' superspeedway crashes.

3

Bristol Motor Speedway

Called 'The Last Great Colosseum,' Bristol's steep-banked half-mile oval delivers the most intense short-track racing in the sport.

4

Darlington Raceway

The 1950 original superspeedway known as 'The Track Too Tough to Tame' with its unique egg-shaped layout demanding car-scraping precision.

5

Charlotte Motor Speedway

The 1.5-mile home of the sport hosting the prestigious Coca-Cola 600, NASCAR's longest race, in Charlotte, North Carolina.

6

Watkins Glen International

The premier road course in the NASCAR Cup Series, delivering genuine European-style road racing through the New York hills.

7

Pocono Raceway

The uniquely triangular 'Tricky Triangle' in Pennsylvania, voted fans' favorite NASCAR track for two consecutive years.

8

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The legendary Brickyard where NASCAR and IndyCar history intersect, hosting the Brickyard 400 at America's most iconic oval.

9

Martinsville Speedway

NASCAR's oldest and smallest track, a short paperclip-shaped oval in Virginia known for bump-and-run door-to-door racing.

10

Atlanta Motor Speedway

Repaved into a wide 200 mph superspeedway, Atlanta delivers the most side-by-side door-to-door racing in modern NASCAR.

11

Michigan International Speedway

The fast two-mile oval known as 'The Big Track,' delivering high-speed side-by-side racing in Brooklyn, Michigan.

12

Las Vegas Motor Speedway

The 1.5-mile desert oval in Nevada with a massive entertainment complex and electrifying atmosphere in NASCAR's entertainment capital.

13

Homestead-Miami Speedway

South Florida's 1.5-mile progressive-banked oval that served as NASCAR's championship finale venue for over two decades.