NASCAR All-Star Race

Dover Motor Speedway, or the 'Monster Mile,' stands out in NASCAR with its daunting concrete track and steep banking. It's the site of some of the series' most significant crashes, like Logano's terrifying 2009 rollover and the massive 2004 pileup. These crashes underscore the track’s reputation for unease and the thrilling, chaotic nature of Dover's racing environment.

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is set to return to Dover Motor Speedway in May 2026, a venue it hasn't visited since a thrilling race in August 2020. Zane Smith, who won that race, has since advanced to the Cup Series. As preparations begin for the return, key drivers like Todd Gilliland and Austin Hill have similarly elevated their careers from promising contenders to potential racing stars.

Dover Motor Speedway hosts its 20th annual 9/11 Memorial Blood Drive on Sept. 11, offering registrants a chance to drive on the iconic Monster Mile. Partnering with the Blood Bank of Delmarva since 2006, the event encourages healthy individuals to donate blood, which is vital for patients like those with cancer or involved in accidents.

The 42nd annual NASCAR All-Star Race is set for 2026 at Dover Motor Speedway, marking its debut on a one-mile oval and in the Northeast. The event will coincide with major Philadelphia sports events and the USA's 250th birthday. Fans can anticipate a thrilling race weekend, enhanced by the return of Miles Beach. Tickets are available now for renewal customers.