NASCAR Fans Rally Behind Chase Elliott & Outspoken Veteran’s Demand to Revive Historical Short Track After North Wilkesboro’s Return

The excitement surrounding North Wilkesboro has been a constant buzz throughout the year. Now, following the exhilarating race at this iconic track, the NASCAR community is setting its sights on another legendary venue.

With the track already being championed by Chase Elliott and a vocal veteran of the sport, NASCAR fans are echoing their sentiments and rallying with fervor to resurrect another treasured circuit in the NASCAR universe.

Chase Elliott and outspoken veteran demand revival of historic short track

Last weekend marked a momentous occasion as NASCAR made a triumphant return to North Wilkesboro Speedway after an astounding 27-year hiatus, hosting the high-stakes All-Star race.

In the wake of this significant event, one question lingers: Could Rockingham Speedway be the next legendary track to rise like a phoenix? Moreover, would it be poised for a spectacular comeback from the brink of oblivion?

Ahead of the race at North Wilkesboro, Elliott had told the press, “I thought Rockingham was a great racetrack and I had a chance to race there too a few times. I ran a truck there I think once, and had a couple of K&N races up there and ran Late Model race there once as well. So yeah, I thought Rockingham was a great race track.”

Aside from Elliott, according to abcnews.go.com, NASCAR veteran Terry Labonte also stated, “I would love for someday to see Rockingham come back on the schedule.”

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NASCAR fans support Chase Elliott and NASCAR veteran to revive another short track

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Engaging in a discussion about various race tracks, one fan opined, “I liked The Rock more than Wilkesboro, but they could easily have a race at both places.”

Another enthusiast chimed in, “Agreed. I’d attend all of them every year. Also, yes those other tracks are very close but it is kind of silly that, at present, there are only two points-paying races in NC – the home of NASCAR.”

A third person, who had attended a race at Rockingham, stated, “I went to the last truck race there and it blew my b*lls off. Rockingham is a great track even if it is in BFE.”

Another fan suggested, “Imo would be interesting to see the spring Darlington Date moved to Rockingham. Make both must-see events.”

A final comment shared a mixed perspective, “The Rock would probably put on a better show than Wilkesboro but meh…it doesn’t have nearly as much support behind it.”

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The discourse underscores a profound affinity for NASCAR and its iconic venues in North Carolina. Enthusiasts value the distinctive experiences at places like Rockingham. Furthermore, with prominent drivers showing keen interest, it seems logical to contemplate reviving this celebrated track. Such a move could bolster fan engagement and further enrich the sporting landscape.