New Hampshire Motor Speedway, affectionately known as “The Magic Mile,” has become a cornerstone of NASCAR racing since its inaugural Cup Series event in 1993. The track quickly earned its reputation for producing thrilling races and unforgettable moments. In the very first race, Rusty Wallace started from the 33rd position but surged to victory, leading 106 laps and showcasing the track’s potential for dramatic comebacks. Over the years, the speedway has witnessed numerous iconic victories, including Jeff Burton’s dominant performance in 2000, where he led every lap, and Clint Bowyer’s breakthrough win in 2007, marking his first Cup Series victory. But the weather can be unpredictable at the track.

In recent seasons, NHMS’s weather challenges have prompted NASCAR to adapt its strategies.

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