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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Tickets

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is the highest level of professional stock car racing and has become one of the fastest growing sports among fans. Drivers like Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. captivate onlookers as they speed around the tracks at over 200 mph. Races like the Daytona 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 are not just races, they are all day events that NASCAR fans wait all season for. If you want to join the thousands of fans on race day, look through the selection of Sprint Cup Series tickets on TicketNetwork and join the high speed action.

Formally known as the NEXTEL Cup Series and Winston Cup Series, the Sprint Cup Series has changed NASCAR forever. In 2004, the series introduced a new scoring system to determine the champion of that season. Drivers accumulate points during each race, and after 26 races, the top twelve advances to participate in the "Chase for the Championship." During the final ten races, these twelve drivers battle it out to be crowned champion and this new format has allowed for an increase in competitiveness on the track. The knowledgeable fans of NASCAR have embraced the "Chase," and the final ten are often the best selling tickets of all the Sprint Cup Series events all season long.

Whether you love Dale Jr., Jimmie Johnson or just love to hate Jeff Gordon, make sure you get down to the track and experience what NASCAR is all about. From the smell of the rubber to sound of the engines revving around the track, getting Sprint Cup NASCAR tickets is a trip for all your senses.

About NASCAR

Anyone who knows the sport of auto-racing knows that NASCAR is the epicenter of the sport. The term NASCAR stands for the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing, and it has a history of more than 60 years. According to NASCAR's official Web site, the popular auto racing association is the #1 spectator sport in the U.S., with 17 of the top 20 highest attended sporting events. Thousands of fans from all around the world live for getting NASCAR tickets and heading to the over 100 tracks in North America.

While many people are most familiar with the top series in NASCAR, the Sprint Cup Series, there are many more divisions that the sport has to offer. In the U.S., there is the Nationwide Series which often features young, up-and-coming drivers in a shortened season. Then there is the Craftsman Truck Series, which showcases hard working trucks and has become a fan favorite. In addition, there are other international series, as well as regional and local series.

As NASCAR drivers can attest there are three rules of auto-racing: drive fast, turn left and don't crash. For fans, there should be only one rule of getting tickets: go to TicketNetwork and find the NASCAR tickets that will bring you to the action.

NASCAR - Resources

• Official NASCAR Website