Virginia House of Delegates Republican Caucus
Griffith to Start NASCAR’s Food City 250 in Bristol
House Majority Leader, Del. (R-Salem), has been tapped as honorary starter for the Food City 250 Race at the . NASCAR fans can cheer on their favorite drivers, as well as Griffith in his race for Congress.
Bristol Motor Speedway is the most popular track on the Nationwide Stock Car Series circuit, often drawing over 100,000 fans. And it's one of the fastest short track courses on the circuit.
Check out details of the race at and . If you can't make it the Speedway, will carry the Food City 250 live at 8 p.m. on Friday, August 20.
Coverage of Griffith's selection appears at and .
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