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2012 and 2013 NASCAR Truck Series Races at Rockingham Speedway: A Brief Revival of “The Rock”
Rockingham Speedway, known as “The Rock,” welcomed back NASCAR racing in 2012 and 2013 with the Camping World Truck Series, marking a fleeting return for the historic 1.017-mile oval in North Carolina after an eight-year absence from the national series spotlight.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. Makes Stance Clear on Rockingham’s NASCAR Cup Series Return DebateNASCAR returned to the Rockingham Speedway after a long while, hosting its first Truck Series race at the venue in 12 years.
Rockingham Speedway's wild NASCAR return included chaos, wrecks, and a disqualification twist. Experts weigh in on what it ...
The Truck and Xfinity Series doubleheader at Rockingham was worth the long wait for a return to the iconic track, with fans ...
The NASCAR Xfinity Series returned to Rockingham Speedway for the first time since 2004 on Saturday. Haas Factory Team got ...
Rockingham Speedway is officially back. The iconic venue hosted its first NASCAR National Series race weekend since the 2013 season last weekend, and as someone who started following the sport as ...
After surviving a NASCAR Overtime restart, Richard Childress Racing’s Jesse Love won the first Xfinity Series race at ...
This weekend, the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is making first stop there since 2013, Xfinity Series its first stop since ...
Rockingham is 21 years removed from its last Xfinity Series race and over a decade removed from its last Truck Series race.
On Friday at Rockingham, the NASCAR Truck Series race took place at 5 p.m. EST with Jake Garcia on pole position and the rest of the top 10 consisted of Chandler Smith, Ben Rhodes, Connor Mosack, ...
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