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The annual Independence Day Celebration at Martinsville Speedway is full of rides, music and fireworks. However, Celebration 2015 will also have a place for remembrance. The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation will bring the 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit, a 53-foot long tractor-trailer that unfolds into a 1,100 square foot exhibit to serve as a reminder of that infamous day.

As the sun sets on Jeff Gordon’s historic racing career, fans at Martinsville Speedway will have the opportunity to see the NASCAR legend up-close and personal before the start of the Goody’s® Headache Relief Shot® 500 on Nov. 1.

If you think The Rolling Stones and Willie Nelson have endured as entertainers, you need to check out The Tams at Celebration 2015 on July 3 at Martinsville Speedway.

Laps were turned at Martinsville Speedway last Friday night, but it was no car race. More than 1,300 people joined the Martinsville and Henry County Chapter of the American Cancer Society for the Relay For Life.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. understands the significance of the long-term relationship between Martinsville Speedway and Goody’s® and was excited when he found out the two had renewed their partnership for the Goody’s® Headache Relief Shot® 500.

Palmer and Caroline Rafferty are not huge race fans, but their wedding weekend had a distinctive racing flair.

Michelle Powell is a single mom. Her 12-year-old son Colton is her only child. The duo does most everything together and that everything often includes NASCAR and Martinsville Speedway.

To say Jason Blevins is a Richard Petty fan is sort of like saying Petty was a good race car driver. It just isn’t emphatic enough.

More than 500 people turned out to Martinsville Speedway Monday with boxes, bags, crates and even a trailer or two filled with personal documents to be professionally shredded.

It was the big payoff for about 25 students from Snow Creek Elementary School: hot laps around Martinsville Speedway in the pace car and hot pizza in the track’s infield.