DOVER INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY
This aerial panoramic photograph of Dover International Speedway was taken by Christopher Gjevre and features the speedway during one of its two annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race weekends. Affectionately known as the “Monster Mile,” Dover International Speedway is a high-banked, one-mile concrete oval that seats 135,000 guests. Located in the heart of the country’s Mid-Atlantic region, Dover has been a fixture on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series schedule since its inception in 1969, when Richard Petty took the first checkered flag. The patented Monster Bridge, located over Turn 3 at the track, has 56 seats and provides a unique view of the action below. The 46-foot-tall sculpture of “Miles the Monster,” the track’s icon, is located outside of Turn 4 and holds a full-scale stock car in his right hand.

A breathtaking look at Delaware’s sporting centerpiece, and one of America’s greatest racetracks! This tremendous print features a bird’s-eye view of raceday at Dover, in a slick white-bordered design that includes the text above, the official track logo. Whether you’ve been to a race there before, are a Delaware native, or are simply a fan and collector of NASCAR memorabilia, this is both a valuable collector’s item, and looks great on the wall. A true beauty for your home or office!