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Aaron's 312

There are two races on the NASCAR Busch Series schedule called the Aaron's 312. They're both held in the Spring, with Atlanta Motor Speedway hosting the first one, and Talladega Superspeedway hosting the other. Of all three major NASCAR series (the Nextel Cup Series, the Busch Series, and the Craftsman Truck Series), this is the only series to feature two races of the same name.

The races' sponsor, Aaron's, is a rent-to-own chain of stores all over the United States. The reason that the 12 extra miles are tacked on to the races' distance is because a person can rent a product from Aaron's, and then, in 12 months, take full ownership of it.

The races have the same distance in miles, but it takes a different amount of laps to satisfy each distance. At Atlanta, the race takes 203 laps to complete. At Talladega, it takes 117 laps to complete.

As one can see below, each of the two races has gone through a numerous amount of name changes, and they each debuted in 1992.

See also: List of current NASCAR races

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Past winners

Aaron's 312 at Atlanta Motor Speedway

Yellow Freight 300

Stihl Power Tools 300

Stihl Outdoor Power Tools 300

Busch Light 300

The Slick 50 300

Atlanta Motor Speedway 300

Aaron's 312 at Talladega Superspeedway

Subway 300

  • 2001 Mike McLaughlin

Touchstone Energy 300

  • 2000 Joe Nemechek
  • 1999 Terry Labonte
  • 1998 Joe Nemechek

Birmingham 500K

  • 1997 Mark Martin

Humminbird 500K

  • 1996 Greg Sacks

Humminbird Fishfinder 500K

Fram Filter 500K

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