The NASCAR Cup Series rolls into Martinsville Speedway this Sunday for the highly anticipated Cook Out 400. Coverage of the race will start after the ending of the Atlanta Braves game.
The legendary short track, known as the oldest venue on the NASCAR schedule, will host 400 laps of intense, bumper-to-bumper racing. With its tight corners and flat straightaways, Martinsville puts a premium on patience, braking, and track position. Drivers will have to manage tire wear, navigate heavy traffic, and avoid trouble in what is always one of the most physical races of the season.
Expect plenty of action throughout the field as competitors battle for every inch on the narrow paperclip-shaped track. Late-race drama is almost guaranteed as drivers make their final push for the checkered flag.
Tune in Sunday afternoon on Georgia 101.7 FM WJTH.