Gainesville Raceway is a quarter-mile dragstrip just outside Gainesville, Florida. It opened in 1969 and is most famous for hosting the NHRA's prestigious Gatornationals event since 1970.
Kenny Bernstein became the first drag racer to break the 300 mile-per-hour barrier at the track on March 20, 1992 during qualifying for that year's Gatornationals.
Gainesville Raceway is considered one of the fastest tracks on the NHRA circuit. Drivers clocked the first 260-, 270- and 300-mph Top Fuel runs.
Gainesville Raceway has a separate road course, which is purpose-built for vehicle testing and driving schools. Completed in 2000, the road course has 1.6 linear miles of asphalt, with a 1-mile-long outer loop. The road course has multiple inter-connecting loops and turns for training exercises. It has been used extensively for law enforcement training, high-performance driving schools, and amateur and professional testing and tuning. The road course is equipped to handle corporate hospitality functions, autocrosses, and other events
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- Founded
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- Address
- 11211 N County Road 225, Gainesville,florida 32609,united States
- Industry
- Spectator Sports
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Gainesville Raceway Questions
Gainesville Raceway's website is http://www.gainesvilleraceway.com/
Gainesville Raceway's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/gainesville-raceway
Gainesville Raceway has
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Gainesville Raceway's industry is
Spectator Sports
Gainesville Raceway's top competitors are
Head Racing,
Summit Point Motorsports Park,
Ridge Motorsports Park,
Sim Racing Events,
Texas Motorplex,
Esses Racing,
Head Racing Canada,
Byrd Racing,
Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park,
Amg™ (Audiology Management Group, Inc.).
Gainesville Raceway's categories are Spectator Sports
Gainesville Raceway's founding year is 1969
