Ranking Every 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Track
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2023
- The NASCAR Cup Series will be going to 28 NASCAR tracks and track layouts in their 36 point races and 2 non points races run in 2024. Today we are going to look at all of these tracks and see which are the best and which are the worst of these NASCAR tracks. This is me ranking every 2024 NASCAR Cup Series track
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What is your favorite NASCAR track?
Darlington, Atlanta, and Bristol
Charlotte, Gateway and Daytona
I can’t choose I like those three a lot
Fan Experience: Phoenix
Racing: Kansas
Personal fav: Michigan
Overall: Talladega. With the Next Gen: Kansas and Charlotte.
I'd love to see NASCAR try their hand at the full Watkins Glen layout instead of the short version.
The one that IMSA uses that would be awesome to see that version of it in the playoffs next year!
I have wanted this for years!
Agreed. Use the Boot! I feel it would also be safer. How many huge wrecks have happened in the short chute between turn 5 and 6 (10)? Gordon, Jeff Burton, and a few others. People getting hooked cause they went a little to wide nd then find themself hitting the pedestrian tunnel wall.
it would result in fewer laps...do you really want that?
@@jabber1990 if it means better racing, hell yes. Look at Road America, only 62 laps but being there in person, there was action EVERY SINGLE LAP. Some areas there was action all day, BECAUSE of how few of laps there were
I'm really glad that they brought back the Brickyard 400.
I'm happy for the Cup Series, but as a fan of both IndyCar and NASCAR, the doubleheader was the best day of racing money could buy. IndyCars in the morning and Xfinity, who always put on a great road course race, in the afternoon. Tickets being less than 100 was also a great selling point.
I am going to Daytona... 87 days until Daytona
Will it be your first time there?
same! it will be first time for me
Gonna be at daytona for the first time too
Awesome! I went to the Firecracker 400 this past season (yes I call it that), and it was amazing. You are gonna have a blast
A slso going to daytona for the first time
Dega is widely known to be a party center in the infield LOL.
That's no joke. I saw Charlie Daniels play there on a Saturday night six years ago. Never seen so many drunk rednecks congregated in one place in my life lol. Super nice people though, had no issues and was offered more beers than I could count.
I personally like Watkins Glen mainly because it's a fast road course. But I love Daytona
Come now bro don’t lie Watkins glen is you favorite track because your a Chase Elliott fan stop lying 😂
@@camdog2520No, stop putting words in my mouth. I never said I like Watkins Glen because Chase Elliott is good there. There are other reasons besides that
@@cito1101 I’m sorry I didn’t know you can’t take a joke
@@camdog2520I live about 8 miles from the track and I’m not kidding you literally 9/10 people have chase elliott stuff on every year and it’s soooooo obnoxious.
@@camdog2520Ooh, a joke. Ha ha ha. How hilarious
They need to add more hp to the damn short track package. 670hp is still weak as hell 💩
Intermediate: A tie between Charlotte and Kansas (Charlotte offers passing and mayhem while Kansas offers passing and multiple groves)
Short track: Bristol (beatin', bangin', rattlin' his cage moments)
Superspeedway: Daytona (Daytona 500------all needed to be said)
Road course: Walkins Glen (high speed and offers passing)
Are you old enough to remember when NASCAR raced Laguna Seca ? Those were good races.
@@jasonwoodward3697 I'm talking about current tracks
The love for Martinsville is well received, a lot of younger fans don’t understand what a gem it is….but fuck that traffic
The younger fans are idiots so who cares what they think
When I first started watching the sport in '05, never did I think my home track of Pocono would be ranked anywhere near the top ten best tracks amongst fans. Thanks for giving that crowd a well deserved shoutout!
Tracks I've attended to date:
- Pocono
- Watkins Glen
- Richmond
- Charlotte
- Dover
- Indy
I'd love to see NASCAR replace Sonoma with Laguna Seca. In my opinion it's a more challenging road course and you're still getting the California market. Daytona or Talladega is definitely next up on my bucket list
Do Talladega first chance you get. I went with a couple buddies there for the weekend in the spring of 2017. You'll meet some of the nicest people but get ready to party cause they're like nothing else. Seeing the track in person is almost unreal. TV does it no justice on how huge it really is.
Just imagine the cars going down the Corkscrew...I definitely would love to see that. Maybe alternate it with Sonoma, though, in my opinion (just bring back the 1998-2000 layout...), and maybe Thunderhill.
@samfryman9635 You've got to see a Bristol race in person, the night race specifically.
Go to New Hampshire for the Xfinity Series and the Nascar Whelen Modified Tour which is on Saturday but the Whelen Modified Tour race is the best race of that weekend and Corey Lajoie has said that
I've been to 4 current tracks: Homestead, Michigan, Kansas, and Texas. Texas is home. I used to LOVE going there because it was an hour from home. I had done literally everything there is to do there. I've been in the garage with hot passes, I've been in the suites, I've been in victory lane, I've been on track during driver intros, I've been around the track in a pace car. I've been in the program twice, I've even been on the Big Hoss screen. It USED to be the coolest track in NASCAR and after the 2002 repave had aged, it put on some great races. After the reconfiguration it was ruined, and I haven't been in 2 years.
Would you recommend michigan? Thinking of getting suite passes to this August's race
@@koolguy6733 if you can get pit access totally worth it. I live in Dallas and have flown there twice.
My chainsaw remains out.
Iowa is goated Jaret
8:15 I mean, it does show that anytime a big intermediate track gets repaved, the racing is not good at all
I think it had more to do with the Gen 6 vs Gen 7 car than anything. Almost every track 1.5 and longer 100% improved, even Texas this year was more entertaining than any Gen 6 race there since the reconfiguration.
1. Talladega
2. Daytona
3. Martinsville
4. Bristol
5. Darlington
6. Watkins Glen
IA: (Montreal)
7. Homestead
8. Kansas
IA: (Auto Club)
IA: (Rockingham)
IA: (Chicagoland)
9. COTA
10. Charlotte
IA: (Eldora)
11. Atlanta
12. Iowa
13. Charlotte Roval
14. I.R.P.
15. Nashville
16. Michigan
IA: (Road America)
17. Pocono
18. New Hampshire
19. Dover
20. North Wilkesboro
IA: (Canadian Tire)
21. Gateway
22. Las Vegas
23. Indianapolis Oval
24. Portland
25. Mid-Ohio
26. Chicago Street Course
27. Milwaukee
IA: (Bristol Dirt)
IA: (Daytona Road Course)
28. Sonoma
29. LA Coliseum
30. Richmond
31. Phoenix
IA: (Knoxville)
IA: (Indianapolis Road Course)
IA: (Kentucky)
32. Texas
IA = inactive
I love Talladega Daytona Martinsville Darlington those are probably my overall favorite tracks however Kansas is in my top 5 since it's my home track but I think the racing there has been solid especially the last several years
Hey Vikings fan!! Hell yeah!!
Always wanted to go to Daytona, if it's just about as good as US Bank stadium or better, I can't wait to get that trip set up. Great video!
my quick thoughts on every track in the order you list them
-Texas can be fixed by running it clockwise
-LA Colosseum sucks except for the format
-Sonoma isn't that bad. they just need to keep running the carousel layout and remove stage breaks
-Richmond is fine. it would also benefit from the removal of stage breaks or run it clockwise
-Iowa is a track that everyone wanted, so hopefully it races well
-North Wilkesboro is cool, but not a great spot for an All-Star Race
-Dover is kinda mid and has been for a long time
-New Hampshire is solid. i would like to see some action on the road course
-Nashville is fine, but nothing spectacular
-Charlotte Roval was improved by moving the restart zone to the chicane
-Gateway is underrated and has a ton of drama
-Phoenix should rotate with a few tracks for hosting the championship race
-Michigan is always a good race
-Las Vegas shouldn't have two races
-Homestead is a great track and it was built up by being the championship race
-Chicago Street Course is too narrow for my liking
-Indy Road Course is the worst track on the circuit. the oval isn't much better, but people don't drive like drunk monkeys on it
-Pocono is also kinda mid. it's cool that it has three unique turns, but that's all it has going for it
-Atlanta shouldn't have been converted to a drafting track
-CotA has yet to produce a good race imo. between the rain the first time and the constant crashing, there's nothing good about it
-Watkins Glen is usually a good race. i would like to see them run the boot
-Charlotte is a great test of endurance, and a good track to see in person
-Kansas has been really good in the Gen7 era. definitely one of the best
-Darlington is good, but the main groove is kinda narrow. but that narrow groove has provided great finishes, like 2021's 500
-Martinsville is always cool, and the grandfather clock is the best trophy in NASCAR
-Talladega is probably the best drafting track. i would like to see it as the first race in the second round, just to make everyone squirm a little more
-Bristol is definitely the best short track on the circuit. the dirt was a failed experiment imo
-Daytona is cool that it has the "Super Bowl of NASCAR", but it's kinda mid otherwise
You nailed a huge point with The Collesiuem.... novelty has worn off... same thing happened with Indy, then Indy RC, Roval, and Dirt at Bristol. NASCAR needs to not run these things into the ground till the novelty has worn off and we hate them
I LOVED Chicago... don't think they should be going back in 24.... get some more cities on board and a street course every year on a rotation
Some takeaways
-Roval way too low
-COTA and Indy way to high
- Las Vegas is a little low
- Homestead could be a little higher due to how good the racing is
Thanks for the great videos Iceberg
I'm gonna try and make Gateway because it's the closest track 2 me. I agree with your top 5 and that's the order that they rank on my bucket list!!
1. Talladega
2. Darlington
3. Watkins Glen
4. Daytona
5. COTA
The rest are varying degrees of ok, but those 5 are circled on my calendar are absolutes
0:51 Woah woah woah, can we check that leader real quick?
It's not on the schedule but Road America
Edit: I live in Milwaukee
I’ve been to Daytona and Homestead since i live here in Florida and i loved both of them. I’m going to the Atlanta race in February with my girlfriend and I’m super excited
My favorite track is Bristol, so im very happy to see it so far up
Same here, went to the night race the last 3 runnings
Cota can be one of the best tracks in the world. In Formula 1 it's routinely the best race of the year. But in NASCAR it's been a bit frustrating since there are so many crashes towards the end. But NASCAR can fix that pretty easily.
If homestead can upgrade some of the fan amenities, then that will improve the way NASCAR views the track and possibly it could be moved to being the championship race again.
Seeing Pocono go from one of the most hated tracks to just outside the top 10 feels so good! It's practically in my backyard and I get so excited to go every year!
What is your favorite NASCAR track?...The late great Auto Club Speedway.
Phoenix definitely isn't popular with most fans but us fans in AZ show up for sure. The last 5 races there since Covid restrictions ended have sold out. The infield experience is awesome as well.
It shouldn't be the Championship venue in my Opinion...
But with so Few options in November it's stays
@paulywoodtheprince I get why people want it elsewhere, but this wouldn't be that big of a topic if NASCAR went back to the Winston Cup points system.
@@jaggerdebusk14I was there for the championship race and wow it is very fan friendly. The racing could be better but it’s still overall an awesome experience.
Much love for my closest track. Dover's weather has really hurt it the last few years, but I'm confident SMI can help it grow again, wishing the best for our beloved Monster Mile. Cheers!
Dover is a great track!
I think it should move back to week after the Coke 600 like it was until 2017.
Until they move it back it will be a rain out every year
@@karlcalvert812 It should move back to the week after the Coke 600. Never seemed to have weather problems then.
Daytona. Great racing, an amazing show was put on during this years 500, they had a mini airshow with the USAF Thunderbirds this year too
I love daytona and talladrga, but if were going by quality of racing, then i would pick charlotte, the gen 7 car has made the 600 not only bearable to watch, but so much fun to watch, i also really like las vegas too
My favorite track is getting demolished as I type 🥺🥺
What is it? Chicagoland? Kentucky?
@@CommanderCalico auto club
Oh@@rafaelperez1581 sorry about that.
It’s hard to watch. I understand why they did it, but it just doesn’t feel right.
My personal top-10: 1) Bristol 2) Charlotte 3) Darlington 4) Watkins Glen 5) Daytona 6) Martinsville 7) Homestead 8) Kansas 9) Charlotte Roval 10) Pocono
Im a big fan of watkins glen.
9. Atlanta
10. Homestead
14. COTA
strongly considering a road trip to Iowa, been out there for Hawkeye games and would love to see another sport get following out there.
If the fall race at Charlotte ever goes back to the oval, that would be a great place for rhe Championship race
They need to make it a night race if they do. Otherwise, there won’t be anything special about it. I was disappointed when it went back to being a day race, as it became just another by-the-book race. The Roval changed that. If the Gen7 can be improved for road courses, and the stupid stage cautions get scrapped, then the racing will improve immensely while still keeping venue variety during the Playoffs.
Im going to iowa speedway in 24 what a cool track
I think we all knew Talledega n Daytona would b in the top 3😅
Pretty solid list. I’d say top 5 - Daytona, Bristol, Darlington, Homestead, and unpopular but I love New Atlanta.
Darlington hands down. From the daunting name “the lady in black” to the iconic earring your Darlington stripes. And obviously the racing. Seems to be a surreal place. Hope to go watch one there some day!
Kansas City (especially the Kansas side) is one of the fastest growing markets in the Midwest. Pair that with the amazing racing at Kansas and we’ve got a match (potentially) made in Heaven
Just made history tonight with 0.001 second finish between Larson and Buescher.
Been to Bristol several times as a kid, it's what hooked me on NASCAR. Been to the past 2 night races in a row and got my fiancé hooked! Can't go in '24 due to a family wedding, however I will make it to my home track of Indy this year since they brought the oval back! Can't wait!
NASCAR at Laguna Seca would be wild if they want to move on from the LA Colosseum but still stay in the state...
Kansas it's my home track
It would be insane to see a one off for NASCAR at Spa or the Nurburgring nordschielfe
I was hoping you'd put Newt Hampster... errrr, New Hampshire! at 20. I was one off. But you're right, racing there can be very hit or miss.
I’ve been to Michigan, Martinsville (3x), Daytona RC, Charlotte RC (2x), and Watkins Glen (2x). Martinsville racing pre-Next Gen was amazing, but the facilities there need a MAJOR renovation. The bathrooms are the worst of any sports facility I’ve been to. Charlotte and Daytona were the nicest tracks overall and both have great RC racing (yes I know Nacsar doesn’t use the RC anymore). And Watkins Glen has the best area around the track to enjoy which is why it was the race I went to this year as I could only go to one.
I was at the most recent 600 and even though we had to fight the weather a little the vibe was awesome hell there was this big ole guy was dancing and eating chicken wings whenever Kevin harvick took the lead and the action was incredible martinsville was great as well the racing is ok and witnessing the hail melon at the start and finish line was incredible
Darlington because I’ve been there since 2018
Damn…Texas, Gateway, Homestead….all the tracks you’re saying are in need of a face lift, I can remember being built. 😂
I am spoiled because the only track I have been to is Daytona
For the Clash there should be 20 cars not 27 that’s way to many
Went to my first NASCAR race at Texas yesterday. If thats the worst track then woah! I need to go to other races. That’s the most fun I’ve had at a sporting event in a long time.
Atlanta gotta be top 5 or top 3 after the 3 amigos finish
I want Nashville to succeed. I live about 2 and half hours from there. But the traffic in 2021 was a nightmare, and the lack of being able to take coolers into the track (for a late June in Tennessee race) is a bad move.
For COTA, the only real issue is turn 1. If they could re-do it (or add) a more sweeping turn 1 instead of it being so tight, it'd be awesome
Wait, Minnesota Vikings???? SKOL!!!!
as a Formula 1 fan its interesting seeing how much local officials in the states heavily dislike street courses. Other countries dont have an issue with them.
My favorite tracks?
Top three
1. Darlington - Fenway of NASCAR.
2. Daytona - Yankee Stadium of NASCAR.
3. Charlotte (Oval) - My hometown track.
No better than fenway
Wrigley field
I remember hewring stories when i was a kid that talladega was haunted that it was built on an indian burial ground even though im sure its not true gives a cool creepy atmosphere to nascars scariest track
As someone who has gone to Michigan every year since 2018 (with the exception of 2020) the traffic in and out is absolutely trash. I mainly blame the state police for not really policing the traffic better and also crowding county highways up the ass when it's not necessary
Intermediate:Hoemstead miami or darlington
Short track:Bristol
Super speedway:Daytona
Road course:Sonoma(it gives me vibes)
I have a soft spot for watckins glen. Such a fun track to watch, and its so much fun on simulators.
I'd like to see North Wilksboro be a Points Race in the Cup Series, as well as the Xfinity and Truck Series. They just need to repave the track and update the commodities.
Put the roval at Gateway's spot and Dover right below it. Then just got down the list as it after that. Dover is very underrated. Roval I'm not ready to give up on it.
Ain't no way you put Bristol at #2. I go to every Bristol race as it's my local track, but geeez the racing has been so boring. Conveyer Belt racing at its finest.
Based on tracks I've been to, either Daytona or Charlotte is my favorite, but I'm visiting Talladega for the first time next year so maybe that could change
Phoenix has likes
My top 5 as of now would be:
1. Daytona
2. Charlotte
3. Bristol
4. Kansas
5. Dover
Pre-2022 Martinsville would be number 1 but racing doesnt show it right now
i'm sorry but you were WAY too harsh on los angeles. the tagline about trying new things?? yes while charlotte motor speedway and its roval layout have proved that off-the-wall concepts can wear out over time & actually hurt the sport as a result, it can be a benefit if done right. and not to mention, auto club speedway & virtually every intermediate fit the same bill in the 90s and 2000s, yet look at where we are today with them.
i will note that i'm a lifelong southern california native so there may be bias, but i've also watched nascar for almost 20 years so i reckon i know what i'm talking about. i will say though, as someone that was at the clash in 2023, it was painful to watch and quite frankly ridiculous. i also attended the event in 2022, though, and while the embarrassment was down the smaller field size also produced notably worse racing than 2023, so a medium between the '22 & 23 car counts for the 2024 main event is probably what should be shot for by nascar.
but for the reasoning in the first paragraph, and the fact that you've actually never experienced the los angeles clash irl, i will say that your take on it in this video was spot-off.
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*btw i thought your take on indy was frustrating, the gen-4 car in the 2000s proved that with the right rules package the brickyard can be good consistently
I just got into nascar Saturday was the 2nd race i have watched. First one was last year when almadinger won but i decided to start watchint this year because i didnt know what was going on. And how does nascar decide cars starting positions. And if somone leads for most of the race and finishes 2nd is that better or just getting first is better
TALLADEGA! The only one I have been to. We are planning to go to some of the other ICONIC tracks. BUT, until then, TALLADEGA!
My Ranking and Letter Grade of every 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Track:
1: Talladega A+
2: Daytona A+
3: Kansas A
4: Charlotte A
5: Homestead-Miami A-
6: Darlington A-
7: COTA A-
8: Atlanta A-
9: Pocono B+
10: Michigan B+
11: Dover B
12: Las Vegas B
13: Nashville B
14: Bristol B-
15: Watkins Glen B-
16: Gateway B-
17: Iowa C+
18: Sonoma C+
19: L.A. Coliseum C
20: Indianapolis C
21: Chicago Street Course C-
22: North Wilkesboro C-
23: New Hampshire C-
24: Charlotte Roval C-
25: Martinsville C-
26: Texas D
27: Richmond D
28: Phoenix F
I’ve been to most of the tracks to watch NASCAR.
Just this year I went to Darlington, Bristol (Night Race) and Homestead and I guarantee that Darlington is the best track I’ve been to, the history and the racing is the best.
My top 5 has some controversial ones I feel.
1. Daytona
2. Sonoma
3. Talladega
4. Watkins Glen
5. Pheonix
I’m in the New Hampshire market fan base - while I love it a ton being its our only opportunity to see NASCAR, I do agree it gets stale sometimes
My Top 5 Tracks
5. Kansas
4. Dover
3. Homestead
2. Charlotte
1. Darlington
Cota and the Charlotte Roval are way to high and Sonoma, Michigan and Richmond are way to low.
My personal top 10 currently:
1) Daytona
2) Talladega
3) Charlotte
4) Darlington
5) Kansas
6) Martinsville
7) Homestead
8) Michigan
9) Atlanta
10) Walkins Glen
If Nascar can fix the short track package then Bristol and Martinsville will probably return to my top 5 but for now it’s just too hard to pass, especially at Bristol.
My list:
23 tracks squished into the top 5
And then and big gap…
Texas in 24th.
I was at the Goodyear 400 this year that race was a good one I can tell u but would take the southern 500
If we're grading just 2023 I would actually rank Texas ahead of Sonoma and even Watkins Glen. Those races were horrible this past season
As a New Hampshire resident, we Love NH/Loudon but it can get a Couple snoozers...
(I had to watch MTJr lead 250+ laps 😡, not a fun time)
But overall its still a Great time anytime
MTJ dominating didn't make the racing bad tbh. There was LOTS of passing and side by sides.
I love Phoenix. I'm not sure why people hate 6 groves of racing and amazing restarts. It's one of my favorite races to watch.
Because it's boring once the field gets spread out.
@@runrafarunthebestintheworld It wasn't boring a few weeks ago
I think homestead is the 2nd worst, only New Hampshire tops it, Richmond is 3rd worst
No series knows how to put on a good race there (with the exception of this year's xfinity race at HMS. All other races at these tracks are butt. The racing is horrible as all get out
I will also say Watkins Glen had a horrible 2023 cup race, and Sonoma should go back to the carousel, the chute makes me put it in bottom 5 with Watkins Glen
Mesa gone ten plus times and while thesa last few hsve been bad Mesa has gotten out in 20 minutes before out of martinsville itsa overall been muy muy muy easy to get out of thesa track
😂
Now personally Dover is my favorite short track.
That was a strange list and maybe a bad idea for a video. One of the enjoyable things about NASCAR is the variety of tracks they race at. I like all of the tracks you had at the bottom as much as the ones you have at the top.
My sweet lord I hope NASCAR execs happen to see this video. At this point NASCAR should hire you and Eric Estepp as consultants. I echo many of your opinions. Great video Jaret
Lol no not Estepp.
Homestead is not only my home track but it should go back into the final
Favorite Road Course: COTA
Favorite Intermediate: Kansas
Favorite Short Track: Bristol
Favorite SuperSpeedway: Talladega
Least Favorite Road Course: Sonoma
Least Favorite Intermediate: Texas
Least Favorite Short Track: Richmond
Least Favorite SuperSpeedway: Atlanta (1.54 Mile Drafting Track)
Top 5 Favorite Tracks Overall
1: Talladega
2: Daytona
3: Kansas
4: Charlotte
5: Homestead-Miami
Top 5 Least Favorite Tracks Overall
1: Phoenix
2: Richmond
3: Texas
4: Martinsville
5: Charlotte Roval
**In My Opinion**
I hope nascar finds a way to get charlotte oval for 2 races and the roval, the only realistic way i see this happening is if they make the championship 4 a 3 race round including the charlotte oval
Ok so hot take. Homestead is mid. It’s got the wall ride gimmick and that’s it. Las Vegas and Kansas are leagues better.
I forgot about Charlotte being a mile and a half too because it’s just so good. It’s #1 in my book and if we could have the coke 600 replace the Daytona 500 I would do that in a heartbeat
Wouldn't call the wall riding a gimmick its literally physics, but I agree that the racing at Ch1arlotte, Kansas, and LV are much better
@ChewyGum, everything in racing is physics. Doesn’t make it not a gimmick. Drafting is a gimmick and also physics
1:44 they should go to bowman gray for the clash
I personally haven't been a fan of Bristol since they did the original repave. I get the drivers love it but it lost A LOT of personality when they made it a multi grove track. And I think attendance backs that up.
I'm partial to Martinville and Darlington. They both would have probably made my top 3.
Dover always had alot of personality too but I think them being independently owned is what is killing that race. It's obviously not a priority for NASCAR anymore.
Stage Racing sucks all around but it absolutely has murdered road course racing. NO MORE STAGE BREAKS NASCAR!
No 26 Sonoma? 😮😮😮😮😮 i love track… tf why is north wilkesboro and phoenix are so down too??
R.I.P Auto club speedway! Great track for the new car just for them to tear it down…😢