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NASCAR is returning to Roseville this weekend. How to get tickets and where to watch on TV

The roaring engines and speed of NASCAR are coming to Roseville this weekend.

Local division NASCAR racing will take place beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday at the All American Speedway 20 miles northeast of Sacramento, highlighted by the Napa Autoparts 150. It will be the 25th nationally televised appearance of the ARCA Menards Series.

There will be races featuring stock cars, Wild West Super Series late models, pro late models, modifieds, super stocks, F4s and junior late models, according to the speedway’s website. The headlining race is scheduled to start at 7:55 p.m. The event, which will benefit the Placer Breast Cancer Foundation, will be televised on CNBC.

Tickets are available through eventbrite, ranging from $35 to $65 for VIP tickets. Kids ages 6 through 12 get in for $25 and children 5 and younger are free. The VIP tickets include catered barbecue with two drinks, music, VIP pit tours and a chance to meet some of the participating drivers.

The event is also expected to feature fireworks, vendors and a car show. Organizers say the annual race is one of the largest events in Placer County each year.

Chris Biderman
The Sacramento Bee
Chris Biderman covers sports and local news for The Sacramento Bee since joining in August 2018 to cover the San Francisco 49ers. He previously spent time with the Associated Press and USA Today Sports Media Group, and has been published in the San Francisco Chronicle, The Athletic and on MLB.com. The Santa Rosa native graduated with a degree in journalism from the Ohio State University.
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