Since forever, NASCAR has always been a U.S. motorsport and ruled in that market, resonating with the American way of life. But lately, it’s been pushing boundaries overseas. After Brazil and Mexico, just look at the recent buzz that was generated when the demo race at Japan’s most famous Fuji Speedway was announced, which will feature stars like Jimmie Johnson. This global push signals bigger things ahead, especially when stock car fever is spreading south.

Now, Brazil’s motorsport scene is amplifying that fire with the same energy. As per the latest reports, a banked oval track is in the plans to develop, and some major cities are fighting to host NASCAR and IndyCar over there, dreaming of turning those local tracks into international hotspots.

Brazil’s cities gear up for NASCAR and In

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