Daytona International Speedway says that it has experienced “moderate damage” from Hurricane Matthew.
The track hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup races a season, including the Daytona 500. The damage at the track includes “impacts to lights, speakers, signage, fences, gates, awnings and palm trees,” according to a statement.
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The ticket office, tours and the Richard Petty Driving Experience will be closed this weekend for cleanup, with the track planning more updates over the weekend.
“We are working with local, regional and state officials on recovery efforts following Hurricane Matthew,” the statement read.