The Charlotte Roval, a 2.28-mile, 17-turn road course integrated into the Charlotte Motor Speedway, has become a pivotal event in NASCAR’s postseason since its debut in 2018. Historically, the Roval has been a stage for dramatic performances and strategic battles. Notably, drivers like Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson have secured victories here, with Larson winning in both 2021 and 2024, and Elliott clinching the 2020 title after his Roval win. The track’s design, combining high-speed oval sections with technical infield corners, has led to thrilling on-track action and significant viewer engagement. But the ongoing fluctuations in NASCAR viewership and attendance have not excluded the Roval either.

Speedway Motorsports’ decision to transition Charlotte’s fall NASCAR Cup Series race from th

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