It's the smallest and oldest track on NASCAR's premier circuit, a layout that's been a part of the sport for as long as there's been a sport. Its concession stand hot dogs, grandfather clock trophies and obstinate inside curb have all woven their way into lore. It's the only track from NASCAR's inaugural "strictly stock" campaign of 1949 still on the schedule today. So for generations of drivers, Martinsville has been a mainstay, offering two chances to win on the half-mile every season since 1950. More...