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Any speedway is a danger zone.
But after some changes to the track, many Busch Series drivers said yesterday the NHIS oval was in great condition - though most added they weren't all that concerned to begin with. NHIS hired The HNTB Companies, an architectural and engineering firm from Kansas City, Mo., to see whether there were any bumps on the speedway. Two barely noticeable bumps in Turns 3 and 4 were discovered and removed, giving the track a smoother ride in those areas. After the Busch Series CVS Pharmacy 200 this weekend, Slurry Pavers Inc., a Virginia-based firm that has applied sealer at Richmond International Speedway, will seal the entire NHIS track. The sealing is part of NHIS's regular maintenance, however, and is not in response to the accidents.