Pocono Raceway

Pocono Raceway - NASCAR - Panoramic Print - Poster
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This aerial panorama of Pocono Raceway was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Nextel Cup Series race. Racing at the facility began in 1968 on the ?-mile track, and the first NASCAR Cup race was held in 1974. In 1990, the raceway began a major renovation project that continued for the next ten years, rebuilding it from the ground up. The track's unusual 2.5-mile triangular configuration leads to exciting races with many lead changes due to its long and wide main straight. Pocono boasts of the most fan friendly paddock area that places the fans only 56 feet away from the cars.

Pocono Raceway Framed Wall Art
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This aerial panorama of Pocono Raceway was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Nextel Cup Series race. Racing at the facility began in 1968 on the ?-mile track, and the first NASCAR Cup race was held in 1974. In 1990, the raceway began a major renovation project that continued for the next ten years, rebuilding it from the ground up. The track's unusual 2.5-mile triangular configuration leads to exciting races with many lead changes due to its long and wide main straight. Pocono boasts of the most fan friendly paddock area that places the fans only 56 feet away from the cars.

Pocono Raceway - NASCAR - Panoramic Print - Framed Poster
$89.95
This aerial panorama of Pocono Raceway was taken by James Blakeway during a NASCAR Nextel Cup Series race. Racing at the facility began in 1968 on the ?-mile track, and the first NASCAR Cup race was held in 1974. In 1990, the raceway began a major renovation project that continued for the next ten years, rebuilding it from the ground up. The track's unusual 2.5-mile triangular configuration leads to exciting races with many lead changes due to its long and wide main straight. Pocono boasts of the most fan friendly paddock area that places the fans only 56 feet away from the cars.

Pocono Raceway (Images of Sports: Pennsylvania)
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The framework for the creation of Pocono Raceway began in the late 1950s, when a group of investors formed Racing Incorporated. In 1962, a spinach farm near Long Pond, Pennsylvania, was chosen as the site for the multi-faceted racing complex. Construction on the track began in 1965, but progress moved very slowly. The three-quarter-mile oval portion of the facility was completed in 1968, but it was not until 1971 that the two-and-a-half-mile super speedway was

ready for competition. From its humble beginnings, Pocono Raceway has grown to attract over 100,000 spectators to both of its NASCAR events each year.