NASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 7, 2026) — The roar of engines returns to the heart of Music City for one of the most anticipated midweek events on the racing calendar. Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway is proud to announce the Rackley Roofing Battle of Broadway 150, scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2026.
As the racing world descends upon Middle Tennessee for a massive weekend of motorsports, the action kicks off early on the historic 5/8-mile high banks. The event serves as a high stakes prelude to the weekend’s festivities, featuring a premier 150-lap showdown.
The Battle of Broadway 150 will see a clash of disciplines as the local stars of Nashville’s Pro Late Model division defend their home track against the elite touring drivers of the Turn One CRA Pro Series. This crossover event has become a fan favorite, pitting the specialized knowledge of track regulars against the momentum of regional touring champions.
“Thursday night at the Fairgrounds has a unique energy, especially during this specific week in Nashville,” said Bob Sargent of Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway. “The Battle of Broadway is about grit, tradition, and proving who can handle the toughest short track in the country under the lights. With the CRA Pro Series stars in town, our local drivers are ready to put on a show that fans won’t forget.”
Grandstands are set to open at 4:00 PM, with the green flag scheduled to drop at 7:30 PM. An on-track autograph session is scheduled for 6:15 – 6:50. In addition to the 150-lap headliner, fans can expect a full evening of competitive racing with the Street Stocks racing a 30-lap feature at 5:30 PM.
Tickets are available now at nashvillefairgroundsspeedway.racing. Fans are encouraged to purchase in advance to secure their spot for this midweek tradition.
About Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway: Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway is the second-oldest continually operating motor racing track in the United States. Since 1904, it has served as the “Center Stage of Asphalt Racing,” hosting local legends and national stars alike within the historic Nashville Fairgrounds.