This is one of a couple homes for the full and complete work of J.R. Franklin & Project: Short Track. Below is the full list of tracks Franklin has worked on. J.R. is one of the most innovative members of the track building community who has over the years come up with a number of ingenious ways to manipulate the NR2003 AI to do things they, perhaps, weren’t programmed to. J.R.’s time spent understanding track building, ini manipulation, ratings, and everything else you can modify in the sim, has resulted in some of the best short track builds you’ll ever come across.
J.R. of course rarely worked entirely alone. Take a peek inside the readme TXT files included with each of his tracks to see the many names that have assisted him to create some incredible works of art. Aaron Maynard, Matt Gilson, Ian Smyth (Smiffsden), Wayne Anderson, Ron Fox, and several more have assisted in many of the creations below.
With that said, let’s get onto the tracks:
Many of these tracks include alternative graphics options, cameras, and more within the track’s files. Always make sure to view and read the ‘readme’ files that are included with each track.
● Ace Speedway (2023)
● 0.4 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 26 total cars (25 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.4 mile asphalt oval located in Altamahaw, NC.
● Banking Information: 12° in the turns and 10° on the straightaways.
● This NR2003 night version of “Ace 2023 PST” is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2023. Ace 2023 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life Ace Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Autodrome Chaudiere
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile moderately banked (9° in the corners and 6° on the straights) asphalt oval in Vallée-Jonction, Quebec, Canada. Autodrome Chaudiere opened in 1992 as a clay oval. In 2005 the track was paved and has been operating as an asphalt track ever since. In 2014 and extensive renovation of the main granstands was completed. Notable series that visit Autodrome Chaudiere include the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series, ACT Castrol Series, PASS North Series, ISMA Racing Series and Sportsman Quebec.
● This NR2003 version of Autodrome Chaudiere is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it currently appears. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Beech Ridge Motor Speedway
● 0.333 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 36 total cars (35 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately (8 degrees) banked asphalt oval in Scarborough, ME.
● Beech Ridge is a third-mile asphalt oval raceway that is renowned across the nation as a leader in the short track racing field. It’s a legendary speedway with a modern flair for great family entertainment. Oftentimes it is referred to as “The Little Track That Thinks it’s a Big Track”. It has won Speedway Illustrated’s “Best Weekly Show” award as well as NASCAR’s awards for “Outstanding Event Operation” and “Best Short Track Refreshment Foods”. For 60 straight seasons, Beech Ridge Motor Speedway has been forging the way in Maine motorsports.
● Bowman Gray (2005) – Night
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 29 total cars (28 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS,CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those listed.)
● Track Information: approx. 1/4 mile flat asphalt oval in Winston-Salem, NC. Hosts National Touring events for the Whelen Southern Modified Tour. Also runs weekly NASCAR sanctioned racing programs including Modifieds, Sportsman, Street Stocks and Stadium Stocks.
● Catamount Stadium
● 0.36 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately (15 degrees) banked asphalt oval in Milton, Vt.
● This NR2003 version is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared during it’s heydays of the mid-to-late 1970’s ‘Beer Tours”.
● Evergreen Speedway – Night
● 0.65 Mile Oval
● Many of the races at Evergreen Speedway in Monroe, WA are run under the lights. So after Project Wildfire (PWF) released this nice NR2003 upgrade of the orginal evergreen track conversion by Dave Noonan, I was thinking that it might be nice to have a night version for all NR2003 enthusiasts to race on. This is not meant to be an exact replica of the track.
● Five Flags Speedway (2023) – Day
● Five Flags Speedway (2023) – Night
● Five Flags Speedway (2023) – Day to Night
● 0.5 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 32 total cars (31 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.5 mile asphalt oval located in Pensacola, FL.
● Banking Information: 16° in the turns 1-2, 10°-14° in turns 3-4 and 9° on the straightaways.
● These 3 unique NR2003 versions of “Five Flags 2023 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2023. These Five Flags 2023 PST versions are not, however, an exact replicas of the real-life Five Flags Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow them to be. It is my extreme pleasure on behalf of all of us at PROJECT: Short Track to offer our 3 distinct versions of Five Flags Speedway to the fans of NR2003.
● Kingsport Speedway (2021) – Day
● Kingsport Speedway (2021) – Night
● 0.375 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 24 total cars (23 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.375 mile asphalt oval located in Kingsport, TN.
● Banking Information: 10-11° in the turns and 5° on the straightaways.
● These NR2003 day and night versions of “Kingsport Speedway 2021 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2021. Kingsport Speedway 2021 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life Kingsport Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be. It is my extreme pleasure on behalf of all of us at PROJECT: Short Track to offer our version of Kingsport Speedway to the fans of NR2003.
● Langley Speedway – Day
● Langley Speedway – Night
● 0.396 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 27 total cars (26 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.396 mile low banked (6 degrees in the corners and 4 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Hampton, VA. The track is santioned by and participates in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. The track is a first rate racing facility with an approximate seating capacity of 9000. As part of the speedway’s rich history, Langley Speedway hosted the final Grand National race in November of 1970 before the Series became the Winston Cup (now Sprint Cup).
● Top touring divisions that visit the track each year include the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour and the NASCAR K&N Pro Series. angley’s schedule also includes the annual Hampton Heat 200, a major event for Late Models. The speedway’s regular saturday night racing card features 11 divisions including Late Models, Modifieds, Super Trucks, Legends, Super Streets and several other divisions.
● Lanier National Speedway
● 0.375 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.375 mile progressively banked (5 to 11 degrees) asphalt oval in Braselton, GA. (Now closed and all operations ceased). Lanier National Speedway, located across from the Road Atlanta Motor Racing Circuit, hosted the NASCAR Busch Grandnational Series from 1988 through 1992, the ARCA Racing Series in 2005 and the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour in 2008 and 2009. Before the track ceased operations in 2011, it ran under the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series banner and featured Super Late Models, SuperTrucks, Outlaw Late Models, Mini Stocks, Legend and Bandolaro cars as well as other divisions for it’s weekly racing program. In early 2014, Jim Downing, the creator of the HANS Device, purchased Lanier National Speedway. Downing, a five-time IMSA driving champion, indicated that he has no plans to bring stock car racing back to the three-eighths-mile oval and does not plan to begin development of the track until much later in the year.
● This NR2003 version of Lanier National Speedway is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2011, it’s final year of operation as a NASCAR track. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Lee USA Speedway – Day
● Lee USA Speedway – Night
● 0.36 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 27 total cars (26 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.36 mile low banked asphalt oval in Lee, NH.
● This NR2003 version is based off the original Lee USA_2008 track and is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it currently appears. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Monadnock Speedway (2016) – Day
● Monadnock Speedway (2016) – Night
● Monadnock Speedway (2020) – Day
● Monadnock Speedway (2020) – Night
● Monadnock Speedway (2021) – Day
● Monadnock Speedway (2021) – Night
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 26 total cars (25 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those 2.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile high banked (15° in the corners and 5° on the straights) asphalt oval in Winchester, NH. Monadnock Speedway opened in August of 1971 as a half dirt-half asphalt track operating on Friday nights. Soon after, pavement was applied to the entire racing surface. Because of it’s similaritites and close proximity to Riverside Park Speedway in Agawam, MA, it drew many of the regulars from that facility which ran on Saturday nights, as well as most of the Saturday night Claremont Speedway regulars. Following the closure of the Riverside Park track in 1999, Monadnock made the switch to Saturday night operation. In 2009, the track joined the NASCAR family and began operating under the Whelen All-American Series banner, however in recent years it has been operating as an independant.
● Autodrome Montmagny
● 0.36 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 29 total cars (28 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately banked asphalt oval in Quebec. The Track was constructed in 1994 and has been one of the staple tracks for ACT (American Canadian Tour). In both the ProStock Tour and now the Castrol Series.
● Myrtle Beach Speedway (2018)
● 0.538 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 40 total cars (39 opponents) and 1 pace car stall
● Mod support: Cup, GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.538 mile asphalt tri-oval located in Myrtle Beach, SC.
● Banking Information: 13 degrees in the corners, 5 degrees on the frontstretch and 3 degrees on the backstretch.
● New Smyrna Speedway (2023) – Night
● 0.480 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 26 total cars (25 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.48 mile asphalt oval located in New Smyrna Beach, FL.
● Banking Information: 23° in the turns and 10° on the straightaways.
● This night version of “New Smyrna Speedway 2023 PST” is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2022 and 2023. New Smyrna Speedway 2023 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life New Smyrna Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● New London-Waterford (2016) – Day
● New London-Waterford (2016) – Night
● 0.375 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 27 total cars (26 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.375 mile low banked (8 degrees in the corners and 3 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Waterford, CT. The New London-Waterford Speedbowl opened in 1951 and has been operating every year since. Under the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series banner, the Speedbowl’s current NASCAR divisions are SK Modifieds, Late Models, SK Modified Lights, Street Stocks and Mini Stocks. Top touring divisions that visit the track each year include the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, the Valenti Modified Racing Series and the NEMA Midgets. After the conclusion of the 2014 racing season, the track was purchased at foreclosure auction by local Glastonbury businesssman, Bruce Bemer. Upon the completion of the 2015 racing season, Bemer made several planned improvements to the facility.
● North Wilkesboro Speedway (1996)
● 0.625 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 43 total cars (42 opponents) and 1 pace car stall
● Mod support: Cup, GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.625 mile banked (14 degrees in the corners and 3 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in North Wilkesboro, NC. The track, now closed, held NASCAR santioned events from 1949 through 1996 when it held it’s final NASCAR Winston Cup race. The facility re-opened briefly in 2010 to run a few events until it finally closed again in the Spring of 2011. To this day, North Wilkesboro Speedway is remembered and revered by both fans and drivers alike as the “heart and soul” of the glory days of NASCAR.
● This NR2003 version of North Wilkesboro Speedway is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared during Winston Cup and Craftsman Truck Series events in the 1990’s. It is an edited version of the original “wilkessrc_06” track created by a group of track editors from the old Sim Racing Connection site including: Justin9, steveb73, sticky22, raybee1970, BOWTIE and J.R. Franklin. North Wilkesboro Speedway PST is not, however, an exact replica of the old North Wilkesboro nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Orange County Speedway
● 0.375 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 24 total cars (23 opponents). This track features 2 seperate pit roads – one on the frontstretch and one on the backstretch. Each pit road each holds 12 pit stalls. (Qualifiers 1-12 pit on the frontstretch pits and 13-24 pit on the backstretch pits).
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (While all NR2003 physics will work, this track was not tested using any other physics other than those two.)
● Track Information: 0.375 mile high banked (19 degrees in the corners and 16 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Rougemont, NC.
● Oxford Plains Speedway – Day
● Oxford Plains Speedway – Night
● 0.375 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 37 total cars (36 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.375 mile semi-banked (9 degrees) asphalt oval in Oxford Plains, ME.
● This NR2003 updated version of Oxford Plains Speedway was based off of the original version made for NR2003 by Justin Devane and is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it currently appears today. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Portland Speedway (1995)
● 0.50 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 36 total cars (35 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: approx. 1/2 mile low banked asphalt oval in Portland, OR. The track changed it’s racing surface from dirt to ashphalt and back to dirt during it operation over the years. It was last operated as a dirt track before it’s closing in 2002. It hosted National Touring events for the Craftsman Truck Series from 1995 through 1998, as well as the NASCAR West and Busch Grandnational West Series. Also ran weekly NASCAR sanctioned racing programs.
● The author of this version has never been to or seen the old Portland Oval Speedway. This NR2003 version is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 1995, based off of photos and information found off of the internet. Unfortunately, very few pictures could be found. So with this in mind, this version of the Portland Oval Speedway is not an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be. But rather this author’s interpretation of what it ‘might’ have looked like.
● Riverhead Raceway (2018) – Day
● Riverhead Raceway (2018) – Night
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 29 total cars (28 opponents).
● Mod support: Cup, GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile asphalt tri-oval located in Riverhead, NY.
● Banking Information: 12 degrees in the corners, 6 degrees on the straightaways.
● History/Background: Riverhead Raceway is one of the oldest existing stock car race tracks in the United States, having been built in 1949 and continuing to be successfully operational today. Riverhead Raceway is a one-quarter mile asphalt, high-banked oval which also includes a world-famous Figure 8 course.
● This NR2003 version of “Riverhead 2018 PST” is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared for the 2018 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour events. Riverhead 2018 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the Riverhead Raceway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Riverside Park Speedway
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 24 total cars (23 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile high banked (15 degrees) asphalt oval in Agawam, MA.
● This NR2003 version of Riverside Park Speedway is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared at times during the 1990’s. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be. This project represents the culmination of over four years of work with many contributors. It is a tribute to all of the many fans who loved and visited Riverside Park and a small replica to help them relive those great times at one of New England’s favorite tracks.
● Circuit St. Croix (Riverside QC)
● 0.880 Mile Oval
● Track Author: Eric Caron
● AI: Yes
● Mod support: CUP, CTS, GNS
● Description: St-Croix, Quebec, Canada.
● Riverside Speedway (NH) – Day
● Riverside Speedway (NH) – Night
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile high banked (16 degrees) asphalt oval in Groveton, NH.
● Riverside Speedway features weekly racing on Saturday nights and showcases the following racing divisions: Late Models, Outlaw Sportsmen, Super Stock, Street Stock and Dwarf Cars among others. The track has also hosted several American-Canadian Tour (ACT) events over the years.
● Sandusky Speedway (2008)
● 0.5 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: approx. 1/2 mile low banked asphalt oval in Sandusky, OH. The track opened on May 14, 1950 as a dirt track. In 1955 the track was paved and has remained an asphalt surface ever since. The weekly racing program includes the Buckeye Super Sprints, Modifieds, Sportsman, Street Stocks and Spectator Stocks.
● This NR2003 version is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appears in 2008. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Scotia Speedworld – Day
● Scotia Speedworld – Night
● 0.3 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 28 total cars (27 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.30 mile low banked (10 degrees) asphalt oval in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
● This NR2003 version of Scotia Speedworld is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it currently appears. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be. This project represents the culmination of over three years of work by many contributors. It is a tribute to all of the many race fans who love and visit Scotia Speedworld.
● Seekonk Speedway (2022) – Day
● Seekonk Speedway (2023) – Night
● 0.333 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 25 total cars (24 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile asphalt oval located in Seekonk, MA.
● Banking Information: 8-10° in the turns and 8° on the straightaways.
● These NR2003 day and night versions of “Seekonk 2022 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2022. Seekonk 2022 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life Seekonk Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Southern National Motorsports Park – Night
● 0.4 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents). This track features 2 seperate pit roads – one on the frontstretch and one on the backstretch. Each pit road holds 15 pit stalls. (Qualifiers 1-15 pit on the frontstretch pits and qualifiers 16-30 pit on the backstretch pits).
● Mod support: GNS, CTS, Cup and PTA. (While all NR2003 physics will work, this track was not tested using any other physics other than GNS and CTS.)
● Track Information: 0.40 mile high banked (17 degrees in the corners and 7 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Lucama, NC. The track is santioned by and participates in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series.
● South Boston Speedway (2019) – Day
● South Boston Speedway (2019) – Night
● 0.4 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 36 total cars (35 opponents).
● Mod support: Cup, GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.40 mile asphalt tri-oval located in South Boston, VA.
● Banking Information: 12° in the turns and 10° on the straightaways.
● These NR2003 day and night versions of “South Boston 2019 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared for the 2019 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event. It is an edited version of the original “sboston_dr” track created by Denis Rioux from the original N3 version of South Boston coverted by Dave Noonan. South Boston 2019 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life South Boston Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Speedway 95
● 0.333 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 27 total cars (26 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately (5 degrees) banked asphalt oval in Hermon, ME.
● Through the years, Speedway 95 has hosted the Pro All-Star Series North (PASS), among other touring series.
● Speedway 660 – Day
● Speedway 660 – Night
● 0.330 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 25 total cars (24 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile low banked (6-7 degrees in the corners and 4 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Geary, NB Canada. Speedway 660 hosted the PASS Super Late Model cars in June of 2014 and was a regular venue for the popular Parts For Trucks Canadian Pro Stock Tour. The regular weekly divisions include Pro Stocks, Street Stocks, Sportsman, 4-Cylinder, Bandoleros and Enduros.
● This NR2003 version of Speedway 660 is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it currently appears. It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Spud Speedway – Day
● Spud Speedway – Night
● 0.333 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 32 total cars (31 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately (7 degrees) banked asphalt oval in Caribou, ME.
● Through the years, Spud Speedway has hosted the Pro All-Star Series North (PASS), (PASS) Modified Series among other touring series.
● Stafford Speedway (2019) – Day
● Stafford Speedway (2019) – Night
● Stafford Speedway (2019) – Fall Foliage Edition
● 0.5 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 35 total cars (34 opponents).
● Mod support: Cup, GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.50 mile asphalt tri-oval located in Stafford Springs, CT.
● Banking Information: 7° in turns 1 & 2, 8.5° in turns 3 & 4, 0° on the straightaways.
● These NR2003 day and night versions of “Stafford 2019 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared for the 2019 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour events. Stafford 2019 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the Stafford Motor Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Star Speedway (2020) – Day
● Star Speedway (2020) – Night
● 0.25 D Shaped Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 25 total cars (24 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile asphalt oval located in Epping, NH.
● Banking Information: 10° in the turns and 4-5° on the straightaways.
● These NR2003 day and night versions of “Star Speedway 2020 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2019 and 2020. It is an edited version of the original NR2003 “Star” track created by Mark Royer and Carl Sundberg in 2007. Star Speedway 2020 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life Star Speedway nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park – Day
● Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park – Night
● Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park – World Series Edition
● 0.625 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 29 total cars (28 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (While all NR2003 physics will work, this track was not tested using any other physics other than those two.)
● Track Information: 0.625 mile moderately banked (11-15 degrees in the corners and 2 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Thompson, CT. The track is santioned by and participates in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. The first rate racing facility has an approximate seating capacity of 10,000+.
● Toledo Speedway – Day
● Toledo Speedway – Night
● 0.5 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes
● Mod support: GNS,CTS.
● Track Information: 1/2 mile high banked asphalt oval in Toledo, Ohio.
●Hosts annual events for ARCA ReMax Series, ASA Late Models, ISMA Supermodifieds, Super Sprints, as well as a regular weekly racing program. Home to the Glass City 200!
● Thunder Road International Speedbowl – Day
● Thunder Road International Speedbowl – Night
● 0.25 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 31 total cars (30 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile high banked (15 degrees) asphalt oval in Barre, VT.
●This NR2003 version of Thunder Road is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appears in its current state. It is not, however, an exact replica, nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be. This project represents the culmination of over four years of work from many contributors. It is a tribute to all of the many fans and competitors who love and visit Thunder Road and stands as a small replica to help them relive the great door-to-door, beatin’ and bangin’ action of one of New England’s and the country’s most beloved tracks.
● Tri-County Motor Speedway
● 0.4 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.40 mile moderately banked (9-12 degrees in the corners and 5 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Hudson, NC.
●This NR2003 version of the Tri-County Motor Speedway Speedway is an attempt to closely resemble the track as it currently appears (with liberties taken in the billboard advertising). It is not, however, an exact replica nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Unity Raceway – Day
● Unity Raceway – Night
● 0.330 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 31 total cars (30 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately (5 degrees) banked asphalt oval in Unity, Me.
● Maine’s toughest track featuring two racing groves. Through the years, Unity has hosted the NASCAR Busch North Series(BGNN),The American Canadian Tour(ACT),Pro All-Star Series North (PASS), among other touring series.
● USA International Speedway (2008)
● 0.750 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 36 total cars (35 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.75 mile high banked asphalt oval in Lakeland, Florida. 14 degrees banking in the corners and 4 degrees banking on the straightaways.
●USA International Sppedway first opened in 1995. Throughout the years it hosted many National Touring Series but mostly featured The USAR Hooter’s Pro Cup Series (of which it was their “Home” track). Other National Touring series that ran events at USA International Speedway included The ASA (American Speed Assoc.), ARCA ReMax Racing Series, CRA Super Series, Fascar Series, Goodyear Sunbelt Super Late Models, Fascar Race Trucks and others. USA International Speedway closed with the final race on August 2, 2008. The site has since been stripped of its grandstands and race control tower and now sits vacant and overgrown.
● New London – Waterford Speedbowl (2015)
● 0.375 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 27 total cars (26 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.375 mile low banked (8 degrees in the corners and 3 degrees on the straights) asphalt oval in Waterford, CT. The Waterford Speedbowl opened in 1951 and has been operating every year since. Under the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series banner, the Speedbowl’s current NASCAR divisions are SK Modifieds, Late Models, SK Modified Lights, Street Stocks and Mini Stocks. Top touring divisions that visit the track each year include the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, the Valenti Modified Racing Series and the NEMA Midgets. After the conclusion of the 2014 racing season, the track was purchased at foreclosure auction by local Glastonbury businesssman, Bruce Bemer. After resolving the remaining legal issues surrounding the sale, Bemer is planning several improvements to the facility and is set to open the track for the 2015 season making the future of racing at the popular Connecticut racing venue very much optimistic for the fans and drivers.
● White Mountain Motorsports Park (2020) – Day
● White Mountain Motorsports Park (2020) – Night
● 0.250 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (29 opponents).
● Mod support: GNS and CTS (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those, however the track will still work with Cup and PTA physics.)
● Track Information: 0.25 mile asphalt oval located in North Woodstock, NH.
● Banking Information: 11-12° in the turns and 5-6° on the straightaways.
● These NR2003 day and night versions of “WMMP 2020 PST” are an attempt to closely resemble the track as it appeared in 2020 for the WMT races held there. It is an edited version of the original NR2003 “White Mountain” track created by former PST members Aaron Maynard and Matt Gilson back in 2009. WMMP 2020 PST is not, however, an exact replica of the real-life White Mountain Motorsports Park nor do the limits of NR2003 allow it to be.
● Wiscasset Speedway – Day
● Wiscasset Speedway – Night
● 0.333 Mile Oval
● AI: Yes. Working pit stalls for 30 total cars (30 opponents)
● Mod support: GNS, CTS. (This track was not tested using any other physics other than those.)
● Track Information: 0.333 mile moderately (7 degrees) banked asphalt oval in Wiscasset, ME.
● Through the years, Wiscasset has hosted the NASCAR K&N East Series (formerly the NASCAR North and Busch Grandnational North Series’), Whelen Modified Tour, Modified Racing Series (MRS), Pro All-Star Series North (PASS), ACT Tour among other touring series.