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Track Index

NASCAR drivers' average finish at each of the active tracks on the Sprint Cup circuit. Stats start from 1995, or when racing started at that track. Where available, stats for the last 5 and last 10 races are available.

Driver Average Start/Finish, Gain/Loss of Position, and Points Per Race for all tracks, super speedways, intermediate tracks, short tracks and road courses.

Due to NASCAR's change to the new chassis (COT) in '08, I'm not going to put together 2006 and 2007 "old" car type stats in this format - I do not see the relevance in doing them. I am of the opinion that the "old" car set-ups vs. COT set-ups vary so much everyone pretty much started over in 2008, thus the "old" car type stats wouldn't be of much help. NASCAR did run 15 races in 2007 using/testing the COT. Stats are here for those 2007 races and are incorporated into the tracks where the COT was ran.

Atlanta Since 1997

Bristol Since 1995

California (since 1998)

Charlotte Since 1995

Chicagoland Since '01

Darlington Since 1995

Daytona Since '95

Dover Since 1995

Homestead Since 1999

Indianapolis (since 1994)

Infineon Raceway

Kansas (since 2001)

New Hampshire (since 1995)

Pocono

Richmond

Talladega

Texas (since 1997)

Las Vegas (since 1998)

Watkins Glen Since 1995

Superspeedways Tracks (per NASCAR)

Daytona, Talladega, California, Indianapolis, Michigan, Pocono

Driver Average Start/Finish, Gain/Loss of Position, and Points Per Race

Short Tracks (per NASCAR)

Bristol, Martinsville, Richmond, Dover, Phoenix

Intermediate Tracks (per NASCAR)

Atlanta, Darlington, Texas, Chicago, Lowe's, Homestead-Miami, New Hampshire, Las Vegas, Kansas

2007 & 2008 Combined COT Races

Superspeedways

Intermediate Tracks

Road Courses (per NASCAR)

Only Infineon, and Watkins Glen

Or

IMO, Not enough...

2005 Races

Intermediate Tracks

2007 COT Races

All 16 COT Races

Intermediate Tracks

2008 Races

Super Speedways

Intermediate Tracks

2009 Races

Super Speedways

Intermediate Tracks

2010 Races

Super Speedways

Intermediate Tracks

All Plate Races 'o7 - '09

All COT Road Courses - '07, '08, '09