Records
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Qualifying: Kasey Kahne, 27.131 sec. - 181.250 miles per hour (291.694 km/h), May 6, 2011
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race (500 miles): Dale Earnhardt, 3 hrs. 32 min. 29 sec. - 139.958 miles per hour (225.241 km/h), March 28, 1993
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Smallest Margin of Victory: .002 seconds, Ricky Craven over Kurt Busch, March 16, 2003.
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Largest Margin of Victory: 15 laps, Ned Jarrett in the 1965 Southern 500.
- NASCAR Nationwide Series Qualifying: Carl Edwards, 27.784 sec. - 176.994 miles per hour (284.844 km/h), May 9, 2008
- NASCAR Nationwide Series Race (200 miles): Michael Waltrip, 1 hr. 27 min. 13 sec. - 138.14 miles per hour (222.31 km/h), September 5, 1992
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Qualifying : Cole Whitt, 28.273 sec. - 173.933 miles per hour (279.918 km/h), 2011
- NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race (200 miles): Bobby Hamilton, 1 hr. 30 min. 9 sec. - 133.645 miles per hour (215.081 km/h), March 14, 2003
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