St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg, FL, USA

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St. Petersburg track map
1
Total Races
1
Years Active
1.8 mi
Track Length
Track Information Street Course asphalt
First Race
2026
Last Race
2026
Total Races
1
Years Active
1

Length
1.8 mi
Type
street
Surface
asphalt

Race Winners (2026-2026)

St. Petersburg has crowned 1 different Cup Series winner since 2026.

Year Race Winner
2026 OnlyBulls Green Flag 150 Layne Riggs

Race Dynamics

Street Course

Street courses combine road course skills with tight walls and limited runoff. Attrition is high, making consistency valuable. Drivers with IndyCar or IMSA experience often have an edge navigating the tight confines.

Top Rated Drivers at St. Petersburg

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is St. Petersburg?
St. Petersburg is a 1.8-mile street with a asphalt surface.
How many NASCAR races have been held at St. Petersburg?
St. Petersburg has hosted 1 NASCAR Cup Series race from 2026 to 2026.
When was the first NASCAR race at St. Petersburg?
The first NASCAR Cup Series race at St. Petersburg was held in 2026.
Who has the most wins at St. Petersburg?
Layne Riggs has the most wins at St. Petersburg with 1 victories since 2026. Last win: 2026.
Is St. Petersburg on the 2026 NASCAR schedule?
No. St. Petersburg is not on the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule.
What type of track is St. Petersburg?
St. Petersburg is a street. Street courses are temporary circuits on city streets with tight confines and concrete barriers.