Records
- IRL IndyCar Series Qualifying: Billy Boat, 24.734 s (224.145 mph), Aug. 28, 1998
- IRL IndyCar Series Race (312 miles): Greg Ray, 2 h 2 min 1 s (153.403 mph), July 15, 2000
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Qualifying: Geoffrey Bodine, 28.074 s (197.478 mph), 1997
- NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race (500 miles): Dale Earnhardt, 3 h 3 min 3 s (163.633 mph), November 12, 1995
- NASCAR Nationwide Series Qualifying: Greg Biffle, 28.830 s (192.300 mph), 2003
- NASCAR Nationwide Series Race (300 miles): Mark Martin, 1 h 58 min 55 s (151.751 mph), March 8, 1997
- NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Qualifying: Rick Crawford, 30.339 s (182.735 mph), 2005
- NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race (200 miles): Ron Hornaday, 1 h 27 min 35 s (142.424 mph), March 18, 2005
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