Racing On A Naval Base Presents Unique Challenge For NASCAR Drivers
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The world of NASCAR will experience a historic moment this weekend with the first race at the active military base of Naval Base Coronado. The new 3.4-mile urban circuit promises to be a unique challenge for drivers in an environment never seen before in this competition. Driver Shane van Gisbergen is the firm favorite, having won six of the last seven road and urban circuit races. His experience and speed make him one of the most feared on the …
Racing On A Naval Base Presents Unique Challenge For NASCAR Drivers
NASCAR Cup Series drivers are used to navigating new tracks. Three years ago, it was a temporary street course in Chicago. Last year, it was the road course at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez (although some drivers had experience with a previous version of the Mexico City circuit). So this year on a temporary street (and tarmac) course on Naval Base Coronado, it should be something they are comfortable with, right? The answer is no, despite drivers…
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