Goody's
Fast Pain Relief 500
Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, VA
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
March 28, 2010
Gate Open: 9:00AM, Race Start: 1:00PM
NASCAR goes back-to-back short track
racing this week when the Sprint Cup
Series heads to the “Paperclip” half
mile at Martinsville. |
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Always one of the most exciting races on
the NASCAR schedule, Martinsville
Speedway promises nothing less than a
one of a kind racing experience year in
and year out. As the first NASCAR Sprint
Cup race at Martinsville Speedway,
followed by the TUMS QuikPak 500 in the
fall.
Gamblers Palace Race book has
current Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 Odds.
The
Martinsville speedway, is not only the
shortest track in the NASCAR Sprint Cup
Series, but the track's long straights
and flat narrow turns always provide
hard breaking, smooth accelerations, and
breathtaking race action! More Goody's
Fast Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville
speedway.
At a
distance of approximately .526 miles,
the race venue and the race itself at
500 laps. The Martinsville Speedway is a
0.526 mile oval. The race will be 500
laps for a total of 263 miles. It’s
basically a flat track with only 12
degrees banking in the turns and no
banking on the straightaways at all.
2010 Goodys Fast Pain Relief 500 Winner
Denny Hamlin made a late surge on a green-white-checkered finish to get the win in the 2010 Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500 from Martinsville Speedway. Pre-event favorite Jimmie Johnson finished the race in ninth place. Johnson had 5/2 odds to win the race entering the event.
2009 Goodys Fast Pain Relief 500 Winner
In 2009, Jimmie Johnson, the No. 48 team
came away with their fifth Martinsville
victory in the last six races, and the
win was Johnson’s first of the 2009
season, but it also marked the 25th
anniversary of Rick Hendrick’s first
ever win as a team owner, which came at
Martinsville back in 1984.
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