Lowe’s Motor Speedway Tickets

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Lowes Motor Speedway Tickets put Nextel Cup fans right in the heart of NASCAR country. Many of NASCAR’s teams are headquartered in the Charlotte and Mooresville, North Carolina areas, just a short distance from the track formerly known as Charlotte Motor Speedway. Lowes tickets for the NASCAR Nextel Cup Challenge and the Coca-Cola 600 in May, as well as the UAW-GM Quality 500 in October put you at one of NASCAR’s fastest tracks - Lowes Motor Speedway, built in 1959 by Bruton Smith. The 1.5 mile, high-banked quad-oval is similar to the layouts at Atlanta Motor Speedway and Texas Motor Speedway, but NASCAR tickets and NASCAR travel packages to Lowes bring fans into the history and fabric of NASCAR Nextel Cup racing.

Lowes Motor Speedway was the first of NASCAR’s tracks to install lights; few events on the NASCAR schedule offer such a spectacular sight as 43 Nextel Cup stock cars roaring through the Lowes quad oval with their brilliant colors flashing under the lights. Nextel Cup tickets at Lowes Motor Speedway will bring you to the track where Hendrick driver Jimmie Johnson brought his #48 Lowes Chevrolet home for the victory at the Coca-Cola 600 in May. Lowes travel packages and Nextel Cup tickets offer the vacation of a lifetime in North Carolina, where fans not only see spectacular racing at Lowes Motor Speedway, but have the opportunity to visit many of the NASCAR Nextel Cup race team shops located throughout the area. Lowes Motor Speedway President Humpy Wheeler always puts on a great show; Lowes tickets provide some of the best racing on the NASCAR schedule in an area that is also known for great short track racing.

This Fall, the NASCAR schedule brings the Nextel Cup stock cars back to Lowes International Speedway for the UAW-GM Quality 500 on October 15, right in the midst of the Chase for the Nextel Cup - the final ten races that will decide the 2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion. Buy your Lowes tickets and don’t miss this event that will feature the Nextel Cup cars back under the lights at Lowes Motor Speedway.