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| Richmond Under the Lights |
It's a familiar question you've heard from other fans (or possibly from your own mouth) during a Nascar race: "Does this track have lights?" Sometimes (like during a, um, night race) it's pretty easy to tell. But when it's late-afternoon after an hour-long rain delay, it could be pretty hard to tell. So here's a list!
Atlanta Motor Speedway--YES
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| Bristol Under the Lights |
Auto Club Speedway (Fontana, California)--YES
Bristol Motor Speedway--YES
Canadian Tire/MoSport Park--NO
Charlotte Motor Speedway--YES
Chicagoland Speedway--YES
Darlington Raceway--YES
Daytona International Speedway--YES
Dover International Speedway--NO
Eldora Speedway--YES
Gateway Motorsports Park--YES
Homestead-Miami Speedway--YES
Indianapolis Motor Speedway--NO
Iowa Speedway--YES
Kansas Speedway--YES
Kentucky Speedway--YES
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| New Hampshire has tried to add lights for night races, but objections from locals have stymied the plan |
Las Vegas Motor Speedway--YES
Martinsville Speedway--YES*
Michigan International Speedway--NO
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course--NO
New Hampshire Motor Speedway--NO
Phoenix International Raceway--YES
Pocono Raceway--NO
Road America--NO
Richmond International Raceway--YES
Sonoma Raceway--NO
Talladega Superspeedway--NO
Texas Motor Speedway--YES
Watkins Glen International--NO
*--Martinsville's lights were installed in 2017 to allow races to end after dark if necessary. In the past, Martinsville held races at night under temporary lights.