Nashville Superspeedway is a famous motor racing complex, located in Gladeville, Tennessee, United States, about 48 km southeast of the Nashville city. The track was built in early 2001 but is currently closed to all types of competitive events, though it’s still used by private users such as driving schools and GT Academy. It has a concrete oval track measuring 2.145 km. Nashville Superspeedway is owned by Dover Motorsports Incorporated, which is also the owner of Dover International Speedway. The current seating capacity is around 50,000 which can be expanded up to 150,000. The Nashville Superspeedway is one of the few tracks in the world that has hosted competitive truck racing.
The track is often referred by the standard term of a "superspeedway", which has been done to differentiate it from the .596 mile Fairgrounds Speedway.
It has a tradition of presenting specially-designed Gibson Les Paul guitars to the race winners in place of conventional trophies. 
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