Federated Auto Parts 300

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Federated Auto Parts 300
Venue: Nashville Superspeedway
Main sponsor: Federated Auto Parts
First race: 2002
Distance: 300 miles (482.8 km)
Number of laps: 225
Former names: Inside Traxx 300 ( 2002 )

Trace Adkins Chrome 300 ( 2003 )

The Federated Auto Parts 300 is one of two car races held in the NASCAR Nationwide Series on the Nashville Superspeedway in Lebanon , Tennessee , about 30 miles east of Nashville . It was held for the first time in 2002. So far, every race on the 1.33-mile oval has covered a distance of 300 miles, which corresponds to 225 laps.

Federated Auto Parts has sponsored the race since 2004. Before that, they sponsored a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race , the Federated Auto Parts 200, which has been called the Toyota Tundra 200 since 2004 .

In addition to the Federated Auto Parts 300, another Busch Series race takes place annually on the Nashville Superspeedway, the Pepsi 300 . While the Pepsi 300 mostly takes place in spring, the Federated Auto Parts 300 mostly takes place in summer.

winner

season winner Manufacturer
2002 Jack Sprague Chevrolet
2003 Scott Riggs ford
2004 Jason Leffler Chevrolet
2005 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet
2006 Carl Edwards ford
2007 Carl Edwards ford
2008 Brad Keselowski Chevrolet
2009 Kyle Busch Toyota
2010 Brad Keselowski Dodge

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