News
2012 and 2013 NASCAR Truck Series Races at Rockingham Speedway: A Brief Revival of “The Rock”
Rockingham Speedway, known as “The Rock,” welcomed back NASCAR racing in 2012 and 2013 with the Camping World Truck Series, marking a fleeting return for the historic 1.017-mile oval in North Carolina after an eight-year absence from the national series spotlight.
After Jesse Love’s car failed a post-race inspection and was disqualified, it was Sammy Smith who left Rockingham Speedway with a victory. Saturday marked ...
The NASCAR Xfinity Series returned to Rockingham Speedway for the first time since 2004 on Saturday. Haas Factory Team got ...
Long after the checkered flag waved in the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ long-awaited return to Rockingham Speedway, Sammy Smith’s ...
This weekend, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is making first stop there since 2013, Xfinity Series its first stop since ...
NASCAR dropped Rockingham Speedway from the schedule altogether in 2004, then the Truck Series added the renovated track in 2012 for two seasons before the track dropped off the schedule once more.
Good news helps. In August, NASCAR announced that the facility now known as Rockingham Speedway and Entertainment Complex would be back on its 2025 schedule, even if not with the premier Cup Series.
The NASCAR Cup Series’ season-opening Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium left race fans clamoring for more. Last weekend’s NASCAR ...
NASCAR's bold makeover of Rockingham Speedway sparks debate as its new short track label reshapes history, racing style, and ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback