Does it have 3 turns? Does it have 6 turns? Does anyone really know? Built in the shape of a triangle, Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania is definately one of the most unique racetracks you will ever see. It is the same size as Daytona and Talladega, but dont expect to see the same speeds as the drivers can't go through the tight turns as fast as the other tracks. Pocono offers excitement at each and every turn though and depending on how you count, that is a lot of excitement.
 2000 Pocono 500 Race ticket stub Mayfield Nascar  US $9.99
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 Nascar Purolator 500 ticket stub Pocono 1974 Petty 161 US $29.95
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 Lot of 3 1978 Schaefer 500 Pocono Race Tickets LOOK US $19.00
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 1975 Pocono National Raceway Rain Check Race Ticket US $1.99
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 Unused Arca Pepsi 400 Jeff Gordon Nascar Ticket 7 19 97 US $15.00
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 Pocono International Raceway 1971 Ticket Order Form US $8.99
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Pocono Raceway
PO Box 500
Long Pond, PA. 18334-0500
(570) 646-2300
Track Specs:
Superspeedway: 2.5 mile tri-oval
Banking: turn 1: 14 degrees; turn 2: 8 degrees; turn 3: 6 degrees;
Straights: Front - 3740 feet; Long Pond(between turns 1 and 2) - 3055 feet; North(between turns 2 and 3) - 1780 feet
Grandstand Seating: 100,000
2008 Nascar Schedule at Pocono Raceway
8/03/2008 - Nascar Sprint Cup Series - Pennsylvania 500