Shootout is where future stars rise — and where veterans come back to where it all began. Each summer, more than 180 drivers from across the country battle it out at Charlotte Motor Speedway, taking on the toughest grassroots competition on the iconic quarter-mile.

NASCAR has enjoyed some competitive success in running the race on quarter-mile bullrings over the past four years in markets both new and old. Bowman Gray Stadium, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is one of the longest tenured short tracks under the purview of the Sanctioning Body and was also the site of its first ever pavement race in 1958.

The Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Charlotte race is ... Don't miss NASCAR Xfinity Series drivers racing 300 miles under the sun and see who'll win the ... The Turn 4 Sun Deck experience is open to ...

The Joe Gibbs Racing driver had finished 21st, 24th, fifth, and 24th, respectively, in his previous four Charlotte oval starts before his “600” win last year.

The Coca-Cola 600 is the longest race of the NASCAR Cup Series season. At 600 miles, it is a test of man and machine, one that has been one of the toughest races to win since its inception as the ...

Why did fans refer to Humpy Wheeler as the P.T. Barnum of NASCAR? In 1985, when the Coca-Cola 600 was crowded at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Wheeler decided to bet on spectacle once more. A stuntman ...

NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Busch (18) celebrates winning the Coca-Cola 600. Source: Imagn. Few drivers carry the level of Charlotte experience that Kyle Busch boasts. With 1,487 laps led at the ...

For years NASCAR fans have had the opportunity to participate in the NASCAR Racing Experience, where they can ride along with a professional racing instructor hitting high speeds on some of the ...

Chase Briscoe rocketed to the pole position for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Briscoe, the driver of the No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota, turned a lap time ...