N.C. It's a quarter-mile oval, so picture a dozen or so stock cars racing around the track circling your high school's football field. There's lots of bumping, banging, and spinning out. The caution flag gets thrown about every other lap, and the red flag flag seems to fly at least once in any race.
Tempers run high.
Every time the cars stop, there's at least one racer chasing after another competitor yelling and shaking fists. It usually only takes a minute or two to separate them and get the next event underway. Punches fly, but never seem to connect. It's been going on most Saturday nights for 52 years. In fact, the tiny track held 28 Winston Cup events from '58 to '71.