For many racing enthusiasts, attending a NASCAR race is a bucket list event. The NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Camping World Truck Series are hosted on 30 tracks scattered across the country.
The top 10 winners in the category Best NASCAR Track are as follows:
- Watkins Glen International - Watkins Glen, N.Y.
- Texas Motor Speedway - Fort Worth, Texas
- Martinsville Speedway - Ridgeway, Va.
- Bristol Motor Speedway - Bristol, Tenn.
- Richmond Raceway - Richmond, Va.
- Charlotte Motor Speedway - Concord, N.C.
- Michigan International Speedway - Brooklyn, Mich.
- ISM Raceway - Avondale, Ariz.
- Kansas Speedway - Kansas City, Kan.
- Dover International Speedway - Dover, Del.
A panel of experts partnered with 10Best editors to picked the initial 20 nominees, and the top 10 winners were determined by popular vote. Experts Michelle R. Martinelli (USA TODAY's FTW) and Bridget Schuil (Motorsport Sisterhood) were chosen based on their knowledge of the U.S. motorsports scene.
Congratulations to all these winning race tracks!
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The Experts
Michelle R. Martinelli
Michelle R. Martinelli

Michelle Martinelli is a writer at USA TODAY's FTW, covering NASCAR and other sports. She once ran a 10k just because the finish line was home plate at Comerica Park. Follow Michelle on Twitter.
Bridget Schuil
Bridget Schuil is a writer and entrepreneur. After... Read More
Bridget Schuil is a writer and entrepreneur. After training in biology and working as an ecological and ergonomic consultant to a boutique investment firm, they founded Motorsport Sisterhood, a feminist organization to address concerns in motorsport, and fledgling start-up, Pace Car Press. Their dream is to finish their theology degree and found an interdenominational church to serve the racing community. They can be found on Instagram @brijschuil and @pacecarpress.
Bridget Schuil

Bridget Schuil is a writer and entrepreneur. After training in biology and working as an ecological and ergonomic consultant to a boutique investment firm, they founded Motorsport Sisterhood, a feminist organization to address concerns in motorsport, and fledgling start-up, Pace Car Press. Their dream is to finish their theology degree and found an interdenominational church to serve the racing community. They can be found on Instagram @brijschuil and @pacecarpress.