How to Find NASCAR Racetracks

If you're a NASCAR fan, then you probably love gathering as much information you can about the drivers, the stats and the race tracks. The drivers and their crews travel between a different track every week, from California to New Hampshire. Some are ovals, some are road races and some are described as paperclips.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Go to NASCAR's official website.
2. Roll your mouse over "Races" along the top border of the homepage. When the drop down menu appears, click on "Schedule." This will give you the listing for the season.
3. Look next to the name of the race for the name of the racetrack where it's held. Roll your mouse over the track name and it will become underlined.
4. Click on the racetrack name. Another web page will open with track information such as location, track details, the weather forecast and tailgating rules. There's also a map of what the race track looks like.
5. Use a search engine to find the track, if you have a certain one in mind. Type in the name and look through the list of results.
6. Select the racetrack's official homepage. This will be where you find the most information about the track.
7. Look on the website for the contact information and directions. On some, you can even map it out from home.
8. Find an index of NASCAR racetracks. Every track will be listed, along with information about the races there. Click on the track name to be routed to the track's official website.