North Carolina State Fairgrounds
Raleigh, NC, USA
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3
Total Races
16
Years Active
0.5 mi
Track Length
Track Information Short Track dirt
First Race
1955
Last Race
1970
Total Races
3
Years Active
16
Length
0.5 mi
Type
short
Surface
dirt
Race Winners (1955-1970)
North Carolina State Fairgrounds has crowned 3 different Cup Series winners since 1955.
| Year | Race | Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 1970 | Home State 200 | Richard Petty |
| 1969 | North State 200 | David Pearson |
| 1955 | 86 Miles at North Carolina State Fairgrounds | Junior Johnson |
Race Dynamics
Short Track
Short tracks feature close-quarters racing with higher caution rates. Aggressive drivers and bump-and-run tactics thrive here. Strong restarts and late-race speed are essential. Track-specific history matters more here than at any other track type.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is North Carolina State Fairgrounds?
North Carolina State Fairgrounds is a 0.5-mile short with a dirt surface.
How many NASCAR races have been held at North Carolina State Fairgrounds?
North Carolina State Fairgrounds has hosted 3 NASCAR Cup Series races from 1955 to 1970.
When was the first NASCAR race at North Carolina State Fairgrounds?
The first NASCAR Cup Series race at North Carolina State Fairgrounds was held in 1955.
Who has the most wins at North Carolina State Fairgrounds?
Richard Petty, David Pearson and Junior Johnson are tied with 1 win each at North Carolina State Fairgrounds since 1955.
Is North Carolina State Fairgrounds on the 2026 NASCAR schedule?
No. North Carolina State Fairgrounds is not on the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule.
What type of track is North Carolina State Fairgrounds?
North Carolina State Fairgrounds is a short. Short tracks are under 1 mile, featuring close-quarters, contact-heavy racing.