The NASCAR Cup Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway drew thousands of fans, some of whom rolled up in RVs and set up camp for the weekend. Dirt parking at the raceway turned into a makeshift city with more than 5,700 campers who love the sport and the community that comes with it.

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Phoenix Raceway turns into pop-up city thanks to NASCAR camping culture

by Jeffrey Hinkle, Cronkite News
November 15, 2023

<h1>Phoenix Raceway turns into pop-up city thanks to NASCAR camping culture</h1>
<p class="byline">by Jeffrey Hinkle, Cronkite News <br />November 15, 2023</p>
<p>The NASCAR Cup Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway drew thousands of fans, some of whom rolled up in RVs and set up camp for the weekend. Dirt parking at the raceway turned into a makeshift city with more than 5,700 campers who love the sport and the community that comes with it. </p>
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Phoenix Raceway turns into pop-up city thanks to NASCAR camping culture

Jeffrey Hinkle, Cronkite News
November 15, 2023

The NASCAR Cup Series Championship at Phoenix Raceway drew thousands of fans, some of whom rolled up in RVs and set up camp for the weekend. Dirt parking at the raceway turned into a makeshift city with more than 5,700 campers who love the sport and the community that comes with it.

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