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I have heard that the Darlington speedway is called the "Lady in Black" because of the tendency of the drivers to rub their tires against "her" white retaining walls. I believe the effect happens because of variations of bank angle on the corners, and the tendency of the wall to create a negative air effect which surprises drivers by drawing them into the wall.
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When was Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network created?
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network was created in 1952.
What distance is the Indianapolis Motor Speedway track?
The total distance around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is 2.5 miles. Known as the Brickyard for its original construction, the speedway is the home of the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR's Brickyard 400 races.
What do the wings on the Indianapolis motor Speedway logo mean?
Freedom for the ones that don't have freedom
How many miles are there from Washington DC to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway?
It is 596 miles according to Google Maps.
What city hosts the Indianapolis 500?
The Indianapolis 500 is held in Speedway, Indiana. The town of Speedway is an enclave suburb of Indianapolis.
How big is the Darlington race track?
The Darlington Raceway is 1.366 miles in length.
What is the former Lowe's Motor Speedway now called?
Well with my research the former popular Lowe's Motor Speedway is now called the Charlotte Motor Speedway. The Charlotte Motor Speedway is located in North Carolina.
Who owns Charlotte Motor Speedway?
International Speedway Corporation owns the Darlington Raceway.
What was Bristol Motor Speedway called in 1961?
The track was called Bristol International Speedway in 1961.
What are the tracks that Dale Earnhardt Jr. won at in the Cup Series?
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How many seats are in Bristol Motor Speedway?
Bristol Motor Speedway has a seating capacity of 160,000.
Who owns Lowe's Motor Speedway?
In 2010, Lowe's Motor Speedway went back to its previous name, Charlotte Motor Speedway. The track is owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc.
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When was Indianapolis Motor Speedway created?
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When was Dixie motor speedway created?
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When was Ontario Motor Speedway created?
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When did Ontario Motor Speedway end?
Ontario Motor Speedway ended in 1980.
