superspeedways

On long courses ( "superspeedways" like Daytona), the goal is less resistance, or drag.

What A Rush 2008

-- boring tracks: no shifting, no right turns, no braking required at these giant, boring, 2.7 mile 28° banked 'superspeedways'

kevynwight Diary Entry kevynwight 2002

Coming on the heels of last fall's Talladega win with Roush, McMurray can lay claim to being the current king of superspeedways.

McMurray caps emotional return to Ganassi-led team 2010

And we do that -- on the short tracks and on the superspeedways, bump-drafting together.

James M. Clash: NASCAR's Kurt Busch on Racing Brother Kyle James M. Clash 2010

And we do that -- on the short tracks and on the superspeedways, bump-drafting together.

James M. Clash: NASCAR's Kurt Busch on Racing Brother Kyle James M. Clash 2010

And we do that -- on the short tracks and on the superspeedways, bump-drafting together.

James M. Clash: NASCAR's Kurt Busch on Racing Brother Kyle James M. Clash 2010

In the turbulent air of the mammoth superspeedways, drivers are unable to pull out to pass without being pushed through the draft by their teammates.

Team concept lifts Newman, Penske to Daytona victory 2008

And we do that--on the short tracks and on the superspeedways, bump-drafting together.

James M. Clash: NASCAR's Kurt Busch on Racing Brother Kyle James M. Clash 2010

While superspeedways are Junior's strength and Daytona is a personal favorite (like Dad), he prefers not to follow the outside.

USATODAY.com - Earnhardt outduels Gordon in Shootout 2003

It seems as though every time NASCAR races at its two superspeedways, Daytona and Talladega, Waltrip and Earnhardt end up in the same situation — one of them running first, the other running second — facing the same decision: Race each other for the win, running the risk that they both could lose, or have one commit to helping the other reach victory lane?

USATODAY.com - Earnhardt team again rules Daytona 2003