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 |