Why EchoPark Speedway Is Built for Comebacks – and Why You Need to Be There

EchoPark Speedway doesn't just host races-it delivers iconic moments, comeback stories, and photo finishes that fans talk about for years. If you haven't experienced the thrill in person, now's the time to change that. Grab your tickets today and witness where speed, heart, and history collide.

Need proof? Look at these four unforgettable EchoPark Speedway moments:

• In 2024, Daniel Suárez overcame early race damage and roared back in the closing laps to win in an electrifying three-wide finish by just 0.003 seconds-the closest finish in EchoPark history. It was a race full of chaos, heart, and determination.
• In 2019, Brad Keselowski battled more than just competitors. Fighting flu-like symptoms and starting from 19th, he dug deep to lead the final 33 laps and take the win. It was a gritty, determined drive that reminded fans why EchoPark rewards the toughest racers.
• In 2001, just three weeks after the death of Dale Earnhardt, rookie Kevin Harvick stepped into the No. 29 car and stunned the field in the Cracker Barrel 500. He edged out Jeff Gordon by 0.006 seconds in one of the most emotional and memorable wins in NASCAR history. It was more than a victory-it was a tribute.
• And in 2000, Dale Earnhardt himself showed why he was one of the greatest. Starting 21st, he charged through the field and outdueled Bobby Labonte in a dramatic photo finish, winning by only 0.010 seconds. A masterclass in late-race strategy and heart.

These aren't just races-they're stories of resilience, determination, and dramatic comebacks at EchoPark Speedway can deliver. Head to EchoPark Speedway on Facebook, X or Instagram, tag a friend with your favorite comment and you will have a chance to win free Cracker Barrel BBQ Bacon Smokestack Burgers from Cracker Barrel.