Food City 500 ticket info - Bristol 500 - Bristol Speedway

Grab your Food City 500 tickets and head out to the Bristol Motor Speedway on March 26, 2006 for an afternoon of high-speed fun and excitement. The Food City 500 is action packed because the track of the Bristol Motor Speedway is only ½-mile long, with short sharp turns. With the drivers battling for position in the tight turns, the Food City 500 is one of the more dangerous races in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series. Don't wait too long, though; join the crowd at the Bristol Motor Speedway for an action packed afternoon you can only get with Food City 500 tickets.
The 2005 Food City 500 is a race that Kevin Harvick and the fans at Bristol Motor Speedway will never forget. Harvick entered the race with some serious handicaps. Having been held winless in 55 races, and with his crew chief suspended, winning seemed impossible when a leak was discovered in the steering system of his car. The delay caused by the repairs had Harvick starting the Food City 500 in the 43rd spot, the last spot in the race. Throughout the day Harvick worked his way through the pack. When Greg Biffle opted to stay out on a caution flag, Harvick made his move and finished strong to capture the checkered flag.
Harvick’s win broke Kurt Busch’s three-year winning streak at the Food City 500 and placed Harvick’s name among a list of elite names in NASCAR history. Legendary drivers like Jeff Gordon, Bill Elliot, Dale Earnhardt, and Cale Yarborough have all taken victory laps at the Food City 500. It’s a race that separates the men from the boys on the NASCAR circuit.
2006 Food City 500 tickets always give NASCAR fans an early indication of who’s who in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series. As the fifth race in the lineup, the Food City 500 provides a challenge to both newcomers and veterans alike with a Bristol Motor Speedway track that keeps the fans and the crews on their toes with its sharp turns and short length. Find out who’s ready to make a run at the Nextel Cup with Food City 500 tickets.