Parts of Bristol Motor Speedway are flooded and damaged after severe weather in the area. The iconic “It’s Bristol Baby!” sustained damage in the storm, with parking lots and parts of the speedway taking on water.

Bristol Motor Speedway was one of many areas in east Tennessee and the southeastern United States to sustain damage from Hurricane Helene. The “It’s Bristol, Baby!” sign that sits in the parking lot outside the racetrack received the bulk of the damage.

If you are planning to visit the Bristol Motor Speedway, then you’re in for an unforgettable experience. Whether you are

Bristol Motor Speedway (BMS) plans to open its Medallion Campground to evacuees who are seeking shelter after Hurricane Helene. BMS announced on Friday that the campground would open free of charge to evacuees starting at 6 p.

The fine folks at Bristol Motor Speedway are opening the Medallion campground tonight at 6:00 PM EST for Hurricane Helene evacuees. Last week they hosted the NASCAR Playoffs and now they are opening up for those in need.

Bristol Motor Speedway impacted by storm damage Category 4 hurricane Helene developed in the Gulf and picked up strength along the way. It struck land in Florida on Thursday and has since hovered over Tennessee.

Those fleeing the Category 4 hurricane can find sanctuary at the NASCAR track Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina.