Nascar Motion

Experience the Thrill of NASCAR^® Racing!

EA SPORTS™ NASCAR® Racing gives players the thrill of the NASCAR racing experience equaled only by the real thing. From the cars, to the drivers, to the NASCAR-Sanctioned Tracks, this racing masterpiece will be seen in locations for years to come. It's the only game with 6 licensed tracks, including Daytona™, Bristol™ and Talladega™. Selectable drivers include Dale Earnhardt Jr. (#8), Jeff Gordon (#24) plus many more. All tracks, drivers and drivers' cars are accurate in every detail.

Game Features

Linkable up to 10 cabinets
Link up to 10 cabinets to get the complete NASCAR experience.

12 Selectable NASCAR Drivers
Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson, Kyle Busch, Matt Kenseth, Greg Biffle, Denny Hamlin, Jeff Burton, Kasey Kahne, Ryan Newman and Kurt Busch

3 Different Driver Views

8 Selectable NASCAR-Sanctioned Tracks
Daytona International Speedway, Talladega Super Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, Phoenix International Speedway, Lowes Motor Speedway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Atlanta Motor Speedway and Watkins Glen International Speedway.

$20,999.00

EA Sports NASCAR^® Racing — Track & Team Update

Team updates, NASCAR’s Car of Tomorrow and a new road course and race track are now ready for action on EA SPORTS NASCAR Racing game cabinets.
 

New Track & Road Course:

• Atlanta Motor Speedway – This fan-friendly track was completed in 1960 on 870 acres in Hampton, GA, 25 miles outside of Atlanta.  This sought-after destination provides drivers with a 1.54 mile Quad-oval banked track with 24-degree turns and 5-degree straights.
• Watkins Glen Road Course - For a brand new NASCAR experience test your driving skills racing the exciting Watkins Glen Road Course.  This fantastic 2.45 mile Road Course was completed in 1948 and is located approximately three miles outside of the village of Watkins Glen, N.Y.

Updated Team Rosters:

Select your favorite NASCAR driver and hop into the most recent team cars.

Car of Tomorrow:

The Car of Tomorrow is the current car style for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. The larger, boxier style boasts better safety, lower cost, less maintenance, and stronger competition. It succeeds the older, rounded stock car design used in the NASCAR modern era.  The car was first implemented in the 2007 Cup season and began running full time in the 2008 season

Check Out the Video below to see the Nascar in Action.

Features:

42" LCD LG Monitor