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Nashville Superspeedway

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North Wilkesboro Speedway

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Las Vegas Motor Speedway

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Bristol Motor Speedway
"It's Dirt Baby!"

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Richmond International Raceway
This aerial panorama of Richmond International Raceway, one of the most historic tracks in racing, was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™ race at America's Premier Short Track. Racing at RIR began in 1946 and today the unique ¾-mile facility remains a favorite among NASCAR fans, drivers and media. Located just outside of Richmond, Virginia, RIR is the focal point of a 1,000 acre multi-purpose facility. Richmond International Raceway, known for holding all of its events "under the lights," continues to be America's Premier Short Track by developing a thrilling, memorable and unparalleled guest experience.

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Richmond International Raceway
May 4, 2002
A Panoramic View in Richmond, Virginia - The Rob Arra Collection

Race Day in Richmond...there's nothing like it! This amazing print, from photographer Rob Arra's vast Everlasting Images series, features a grand panoramic view of Virginia's racing mecca, host of spring and fall races on the NASCAR circuit. From the 2002 Pontiac Excitement 400, this print features a nice tight shot of the starting pack rounding past the main grandstand, from behind the colorful, hectic action of pit row. As with all posters in Arra's series, every detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually there, perched on the infield on race day, watching the cars prepare to start another thrilling race! From the cars on the track (led by Ward Burton on the pole), to the mass of humanity in the grandstand, to the beautiful blue sky above and the cracks in the pavement below, it's all here, in stunning sharp focus, ready to take its place on your racing wall-of-fame! A beautiful piece, worthy of a nice frame and a prominent place on your wall. (Other drivers appearing in this panorama: Jeff Green, Bobby Hamilton, Jimmy Spencer, Sterling Marlin, Jeff Burton, Ricky Rudd, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace, Ryan Newman).

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Race Day in Charlotte...there's nothing else like it! This amazing print, from photographer Rob Arra's vast Everlasting Images series, features a grand panoramic view of the great Lowe's (formerly Charlotte Motor Speedway) at the start of the 1994 Mello Yello 500. With balloons in the air, the pace car ready to peel away from pole sitter Ward Burton, and over 200,000 fans on their feet, the race is about to begin, and more NASCAR history is about to be made. SNAP! The moment is now preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall.

With this poster, you are transported back to that fabulous October afternoon, when Dale Jarrett emerged from starting position #22 to take the checkered flag, and fans were treated to another remarkable day at the track. From the cars on the track, to the crews in the pits, to the trucks on the infield, to the mass of humanity in the grandstand, it's all here, in stunning sharp focus, ready to take its place on your racing wall-of-fame! A beautiful piece, worthy of a nice frame and a prominent place on your wall.

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Sonoma Raceway
This aerial panorama of Sonoma Raceway was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Formerly known as Sears Point Raceway and Infineon Raceway, Sonoma Raceway is a 1.99 mile road course and drag strip located on the landform known as Sears Point in the southern Sonoma Mountains near Sonoma, California. It opened in 1968 on 720 acres of property. Today, the Raceway has more than doubled in size and become one of the premier motorsports venues in the country, hosting 340 days of racing activity each year. The course is a complex series of twists and turns that go up and down the hills. The Raceway is located just 30 minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.

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Kentucky Speedway
This aerial panorama was taken by James Blakeway during Kentucky Speedway's inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, the Quaker State 400. In preparation for the event, the facility experienced a number of enhancements including adding an additional 40,000 seats with the spectacular new Ohio Tower and Kentucky Tower grandstands. The customer experience was further enhanced with an expanded infield and reserved campgrounds on top of moving pit road 200 feet closer to the grandstands for improved views of the action. The 1.5-mile speedway is located in north central Kentucky, in Sparta, Kentucky, halfway between Louisville, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Phoenix Raceway

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Charlotte Motor Speedway
This aerial panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures NASCAR's most challenging test of man and machine, the running of the legendary NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. This 1.5 mile superspeedway, built in 1959 on the outskirts of the Queen City track, was once the site of a working plantation during the Civil War. On June 19, 1960, the new facility held its first race, the first World 600. During the ensuing years, the facility continuously established new industry standards, including the first to offer 40 condominiums high above turn one and the first modern superspeedway to host night auto racing.

Bring your wall alive with the thrill and excitement of race day in central Carolina, during the annual NASCAR Sprint Cup race! A spectacular, rare print you'll likely never see in stores. Printed in brilliant color and perfect focus on high-quality paper stock, and complete with a sharp white border that includes the official track logo and a brief descriptive paragraph, this is both a beauty for the wall of home or office, and a great collector's item for years to come. A must for any true NASCAR fan!

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Atlanta Motor Speedway
This panorama of Atlanta Motor Speedway was taken by James Blakeway and captures the Folds of Honor NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Situated on 870 acres located 20 miles south of Atlanta, this legendary racing surface welcomes NASCAR into the season in a 500-mile race. The 1.5-mile track hosted its first race on July 31st, 1960, the Dixie 200. Atlanta Motor Speedway was purchased by O. Bruton Smith in 1990 and saw an infusion of investment that led to expanded facilities and higher attendance. A tornado touched down in the track area in July 2005, causing extensive damage, but reopened four months later to host the October race.

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Kansas Speedway
This aerial panorama of Kansas Speedway was taken during a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race by James Blakeway. Located about 15 miles west of downtown Kansas City, the construction of this 1.5-mile tri-oval track was completed in the spring of 2001 excavating more than 11 million cubic yards of dirt, enough to fill one million dump trucks. Jeff Gordon won the inaugural Winston Cup Series race, which was held on September 29, 2001. The track seats nearly 82,000 spectators in the grandstands, but could eventually expand to 150,000 seats. On a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race weekend, Kansas Speedway becomes the fourth-largest city in the state of Kansas.

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Homestead-Miami Speedway
This aerial panorama of Homestead-Miami Speedway was taken by James Blakeway during the Ford Championship Weekend and the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Championship. Located just outside of Miami, this 1.5-mile oval track started as an idea to help Miami-Dade County recover after Hurricane Andrew devastated the area in 1992. The track opened in 1995, with its inaugural NASCAR NEXTEL cup race on November 14, 1999. The original configuration was a flat oval. Today, after several expansion and renovation projects, the current track has "graduated" 18 to 20-degree variable banked turns, and unique pastel colors that give it a distinctive "South Beach" look. Since it opened, the track has doubled its capacity to 70,000 seats.

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New Hampshire International Speedway
This aerial panorama of New Hampshire Motor Speedway was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. New England's largest sports facility in terms of seating capacity, the Speedway is also the site of the first sporting event in New England to draw over 100,000 fans in a single day. The track officially opened in 1990 with its first NASCAR Nationwide Series race in July of that year. The first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race was in July 1993. Today, the track hosts two annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. The facility includes a 1.058-mile oval superspeedway and a 12-turn, 1.6-mile road course.

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Watkins Glen International
This aerial panorama of Watkins Glen International was taken during a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race by Christopher Gjevre. Law student and racing enthusiast Cameron Argetsinger dreamed up plans to bring European style sports car racing to the village of Watkins Glen. The dream became a reality on October 2, 1948. The Glen hosted its first Formula 1 race in 1961 and first NASCAR Winston Cup Series race in August of 1986. In addition to holding NASCAR and SCCA events, Watkins Glen International also hosts the nation's largest vintage events, the Zippo U.S. Vintage Grand Prix and hosts the open-wheel cars of the IndyCar Series once a year.

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Chicagoland Speedway
This aerial panorama of Chicagoland Speedway was taken by James Blakeway and features the speedway during a NASCAR weekend. Built adjacent to it's sister track, Route 66 Raceway, Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Illinois, is a 1.5-mile D-shaped tri-oval speedway. With the addition of the 75,000-seat, €130 million Speedway, Joliet's world-class motorsports complex formed Illinois' largest sporting facility, occupying over 1,300 acres. The first NASCAR driver to visit Victory Lane at Chicagoland after winning a Busch Series race on July 14, 2001, was Jimmie Johnson.

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Lowe's Motor Speedway
This aerial photograph of Lowe's Motor Speedway was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Nextel Cup race. Located in Concord, North Carolina, this 1.5-mile track was built in 1959 on land that was once the site of a working plantation during the Civil War. The first World 600 was run on June 19, 1960. Today, it boasts 167,000 seats and 113 suites, as well as being the first sports facility in America to offer 52 condominiums high above turn one. Lowe's Motor Speedway was also the first track to host night racing with its revolutionary lighting system that uses mirrors to simulate daylight without glare, shadows or obtrusive light poles.

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Infineon Raceway
This aerial panoramic photograph of Infineon Raceway was taken by Christopher Gjevre and features the speedway during its annual NASCAR NEXTEL Cup race. Infineon Raceway is located north of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and serves as a gateway to the beautiful Sonoma Wine Country. The track hosts several nationally televised events including NASCAR NEXTEL Cup, National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) drag racing, the American Motorcycle Association (AMA) Superbike Tour and the IRL IndyCar Series. Infineon Raceway is a year-round motorsports complex with events scheduled 340 days a year.

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DOVER INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY
This aerial panoramic photograph of Dover International Speedway was taken by Christopher Gjevre and features the speedway during one of its two annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race weekends. Affectionately known as the "Monster Mile®," Dover International Speedway is a high-banked, one-mile concrete oval that seats 135,000 guests. Located in the heart of the country's Mid-Atlantic region, Dover has been a fixture on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule since its inception in 1969, when Richard Petty took the first checkered flag. The patented Monster Bridge®, located over Turn 3 at the track, has 56 seats and provides a unique view of the action below. The 46-foot-tall sculpture of "Miles the Monster®," the track's icon, is located outside of Turn 4 and holds a full-scale stock car in his right hand.

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Michigan International Speedway
This aerial panorama of Michigan International Speedway was taken during a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race by James Blakeway. Historic Michigan International Speedway was built in 1967, making it the first 2-mile oval in the United States. Set in the Irish Hills of Michigan and located in the backyard of Detroit, the automotive capital of the world, MIS hosted its inaugural Indycar race on October 13, 1968 and its first NASCAR race on June 15, 1969. Today, MIS has grown into a 1,500-acre facility boasting 137,243 permanent grandstand seats and annually hosting the state's largest single-day sporting events.

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Pocono Raceway
This aerial panorama of Pocono Raceway was taken by Christopher Gjevre during the Pocono 400 Presented by #NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Known as the Tricky Triangle, Pocono has celebrated several milestones since its first race in 1968, including its first 500-mile Indy race in 1971 and its first NASCAR 500-mile race in 1974. In 1990, the raceway began a major renovation which transformed the track. Today, Pocono has become one of the most environmentally conscious tracks in NASCAR, with a photovoltaic power plant adjacent to the track, generating clean electricity for the raceway. Pocono also boasts a triangular configuration and the widest main straight, with the longest and widest pit road.

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Las Vegas Motor Speedway
This aerial panorama of Las Vegas Motor Speedway was taken during the Kobalt 400 Monster Energy NASCAR® Cup Seriies™ race. Repeatedly voted Track of the Year by Speedway Motorsports,, Las Vegas Motor Speedway is the world's most diverse motorsports facility, including a 1.5-mile superspeedway, 2.5-mile road course, .5-mile dirt oval, a drag strip, Go-Kart track and others. The Speedway is also home to four driving schools on its 1,500-acre property and has received many renovations over the years. The most recent includes a relocated high-end hospitality area and a new 25-space luxury RV section.

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California Speedway
This aerial panorama of the California Speedway was taken by Christopher Gjevre and features the speedway during a scheduled NASCAR Nextel Cup race. Located on the eastern edge of the Los Angeles metro area, the 2-mile, 565-acre speedway hosted three different races on its opening weekend in 1997. The California Speedway hosts two NASCAR Nextel Cup races annually and has also hosted the IndyCar Series, the ChampCar World Series and various motorcycle series. The water tower on the track's infield is the only remaining structure of the first steel mill west of the Rocky Mountains.

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Martinsville Speedway
This aerial panorama of the Martinsville Speedway was taken by James Blakeway during a scheduled NASCAR Nextel Cup race. Located on 250 acres in southern Virginia, Martinsville Speedway is long on tradition, although it's the shortest track in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Circuit at just over one-half mile. Robert "Red" Bryon won the first race at Martinsville in 1947. He also won the first race held at Martinsville of NASCAR's "Strictly Stock" division in 1949, which is now the NASCAR Nextel Cup Circuit. The track remained a dirt track until 1955 and its layout produces some of the wildest racing on tour with its 12-degree turns and 800-foot flat straights.