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Nazareth Speedway

Originally a semi-banked dirt track, Nazareth Speedway had been built in 1966. For the 70s, the racetrack had laid dormant, hosting only special events before filing for backruptcy. Then, in 1986, Penske Speedway, Inc. purchased the facility and began renovations to improve track conditions like. The new one mile track would have 3|4|6 degree banking in the turns and would again start to attract motorsport fans.

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