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About Nazareth Speedway

Nestled in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, Nazareth Speedway is a storied venue with a rich racing heritage. The paved asphalt oval spans 0.946 miles (1.522 km) and has hosted major national series and marquee events through the years. While the racing on-site has paused and redevelopment discussions are ongoing, the site remains a landmark in the region and a point of reference for motorsports history in the Lehigh Valley.

At Gold Coast Tickets, we aim to provide clear, practical information for fans planning visits to historic venues like Nazareth Speedway. This page covers capacity, seating options, parking, transit access, and convenient hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a low-stress trip.

Note: As of 2024, Nazareth Speedway is not hosting active racing events and the site is described as abandoned with redevelopment plans discussed. For current events, schedules, and future use updates, check official announcements or our listings for nearby alternatives in the Lehigh Valley region. If you’re exploring nearby motorsports experiences, we can help connect you with live events at other historic tracks in Pennsylvania and neighboring states.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 45,000 spectators.
  • Address: 819 Nazareth Pike, Nazareth, PA 18064.
  • Venue type: paved asphalt oval race track (0.946 miles / 1.522 km) that opened on the site in 1987 after a redevelopment by Roger Penske; earlier it was Nazareth National Speedway (1910–1984).
  • Former names: Nazareth National Speedway (1910–1984), Pennsylvania International Raceway (1985–1993), Nazareth Speedway (1993–2004).
  • Notable events hosted: Firestone Indy 225 (IndyCar) 2002–2004; CART Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix 1987–2001; NASCAR Busch Series Goulds Pumps/ITT Industries 200 (1988–2004); NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Chevy Silverado 200 (1996–2001); Marlboro Challenge (1990, 1992).
  • Status/renovation: Grandstands were relocated to Watkins Glen by 2007; purchased by Raceway Properties LLC in 2015; racing banned on site; as of 2024 the site remains abandoned with redevelopment plans discussed.
  • Transit access: Region is served by LANta (Lehigh Valley public transit), but there is no direct service to the site; nearest hubs are Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton.
  • Parking: Historically there were large on-site parking areas for events; with the site now abandoned, on-site racing parking is not active.