Updated 10-30-2009

Dover Motorsports closes Memphis: UPDATE NASCAR revises schedule: Dover Motorsports, Inc. announced today that it was ceasing all operations at Memphis Motorsports Park and that it would not be promoting any events in Memphis in 2010. As previously announced, the Memphis facility had been under an agreement of sale to Gulf Coast Entertainment but Gulf Coast was unable to secure financing.(Dover Motorsports PR)
UPDATE: NASCAR has also made a schedule change for the 2010 schedule. Easter weekend becomes a double-header in Nashville. The scheduled Memphis NCWTS race will be run at Nashville Superspeedway on Friday, April 2, preceding the NASCAR Nationwide Series race Saturday night. Meanwhile, Gateway International Raceway will have a second NASCAR Nationwide Series race which will be held October 23.(NASCAR PR)(10-30-2009)


NASCAR announces 2010 schedule: NASCAR announced today the 2010 schedules for its three national series, which will open their seasons at Daytona International Speedway on the weekend of Feb. 12-14, and conclude at Homestead-Miami Speedway on the weekend of Nov. 19-21. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series will again have 25 events, including one of the most intriguing additions to the schedule in the series' 15-year history: a new event at Pocono Raceway's 2.5-mile triangle-shaped track on July 31, as a companion to one of the two traditional NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekends there. The Pocono truck race will be the only new event on any of the three series' schedules. It replaces the truck series' previous February event at Auto Club Speedway. There will be some significant "shuffling" of events in 2010, compared to the current season's schedules.(NASCAR PR)(9-15-2009)

Feb 12   Daytona International Speedway
Mar   6  Atlanta Motor Speedway
Mar 27  Martinsville Speedway
May  2  Kansas Speedway
May 14  Dover International Speedway
May 21  Lowe’s Motor Speedway
Jun  4  Texas Motor Speedway
Jun 12  Michigan International Speedway
Jun 18  Milwaukee Mile
Jun 26  Memphis Motorsports Park
Jul 11  Iowa Speedway
Jul 16  Gateway International Raceway
Jul 23  O’Reilly Raceway Park
Jul 31  Pocono Raceway
Aug 7  Nashville Superspeedway
Aug 18  Bristol Motor Speedway
Aug 27  Chicagoland Speedway
Sep 3  Kentucky Speedway
Sep 18  New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Sep 25  Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Oct 23  Martinsville Speedway
Oct 30  Talladega Superspeedway
Nov 5  Texas Motor Speedway
Nov 12  Phoenix International Raceway
Nov 19  Homestead-Miami Speedway

Note: Starting times and television information will be announced at a later date
(NASCAR PR)(9-15-2009)