NASCAR recently acquired the lease for Bowman Gray Stadium. The agreement extends through 2050, ensuring that this historic track remains a beacon for generations to come. A recent video again freshed the old memories of the race track and fans recollected the old legacies.
NASCAR’s ‘biggest stars’ storm the track
NASCAR’s official account recently posted an exhilarating video on the X platform, capturing the electrifying race start featuring some of the most esteemed NASCAR drivers, including Chase Elliott, Corey Lajoie, and many other notable talents. The tweet read, “The racing roots of some of our biggest stars trace back to Bowman Gray.”
The racing roots of some of our biggest stars trace back to Bowman Gray. pic.twitter.com/96m0DcmVFP
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) March 21, 2024
Furthermore, the video showcased captivating scenes of the cars navigating the corners of Bowman Gray Stadium, evoking a sense of nostalgia for fans. Amidst the adrenaline-fueled action, viewers couldn’t miss the jubilant celebration from Corey LaJoie, adding an extra layer of excitement to the footage. With plans to return to Bowman Gray in the forefront, anticipation builds as fans eagerly await the revival of legendary moments on this iconic racing circuit.
The legacy of Bowman Gray
The stadium witnessed the rise of legends—drivers who cut their teeth on its asphalt. Names like Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, Bubba Wallace, William Byron, and Alex Bowman all honed their skills at Bowman Gray. These stars, now gracing the big leagues, trace their racing roots back to this historic track. It’s where dreams ignited and passion fueled their journey.
The France family’s imprint on NASCAR extends beyond the racetrack. Their passion and commitment have shaped the sport for generations. Lesa France Kennedy, daughter of Bill France Jr., shares fond memories of her son Ben Kennedy winning at Bowman Gray Stadium. For her family, this famed track holds a special place in their history.
