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Welcome to your go-to source for everything Wonderful Pistachios 400 at Richmond International Raceway. We’ve got reliable, straight-forward ticket options and insider knowledge to help you secure seats for upcoming NASCAR events in Richmond, Virginia. The 2011 race is a notable chapter in NASCAR history, and today we’ll cover the essential details, the performers who made it memorable, and what to expect from similar events at this venue.

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Richmond International Raceway, located in the heart of Virginia’s capital, is a staple on the NASCAR schedule. Known for its high-action short-track racing, the 0.75-mile oval delivered a dramatic 400-lap showdown in 2011, with 88,000 in attendance and a record-tying 15 cautions. Kevin Harvick emerged as the dominant driver, leading 202 laps and taking the victory for Richard Childress Racing. The pole position went to David Reutimann of Michael Waltrip Racing, and ABC carried the broadcast that day. If you’re planning a trip to watch current races or similar events at Richmond, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date tickets and seating options.

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  • Event: Wonderful Pistachios 400, a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Richmond International Raceway (Richmond, Virginia).
  • Date and distance: September 10, 2011; 400 laps on a 0.75-mile track, total distance 300 miles.
  • Pole position: David Reutimann (Michael Waltrip Racing).
  • Winner: Kevin Harvick (Richard Childress Racing); Harvick led 202 laps (most in the race).
  • Network: ABC.
  • Attendance: listed at 88,000.

Richmond International Raceway, located in the heart of Virginia’s capital, is a staple on the NASCAR schedule. Known for its high-action short-track racing, the 0.75-mile oval delivered a dramatic 400-lap showdown in 2011, with 88,000 in attendance and a record-tying 15 cautions. Kevin Harvick emerged as the dominant driver, leading 202 laps and taking the victory for Richard Childress Racing. The pole position went to David Reutimann of Michael Waltrip Racing, and ABC carried the broadcast that day. If you’re planning a trip to watch current races or similar events at Richmond, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date tickets and seating options.

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