Martinsville Speedway

Martinsville Speedway is a motorsports venue located in Martinsville, Virginia. Founded in 1947, the speedway is a short track, measuring 0.526 miles in length. It is known for its tight corners and unique "paperclip" shape, which contributes to the exciting and close-quarters racing. The speedway employs 6 people and generates annual revenue of $5.9 million. Martinsville Speedway hosts a variety of motorsports events, including Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races, and Late Model Stock Car races. The track is home to the iconic STP 500 and First Data 500 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races, as well as other marquee events like the Alpha Energy Solutions 250 and Texas Roadhouse 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races, and the ValleyStar Credit Union 300. A notable feature of Martinsville Speedway is its close proximity between fans and the action. The cars are never more than a few hundred yards away, providing an immersive experience for spectators. The speedway also boasts modern facilities, including high-rise aluminum chair back seating, corporate suites, and state-of-the-art media facilities. Martinsville Speedway can be visited online at martinsvillespeedway.com.