The thundering stock cars of the NASCAR Camping World Series (formerly Grand National West Series) return to Miller Motorsports Park for a second year to tackle the demanding 3.08-mile Perimeter Course. These heavy cars are difficult to manhandle around a road course, and last year's event was thrilling from start to finish. Don't miss your chance to get the best of both worlds -- stock cars and road racing!

Support races will include the Pacific F2000 Championship.

Formula 2000 has been a popular series throughout the world for decades, serving as the launching pad for the careers of many top racers. In America, notable Formula 2000 alumni include Champ Car World Series champions Jimmy Vasser and Paul Tracy and Indianapolis 500 winners Buddy Rice, Dan Wheldon and Sam Hornish, Jr. The Pacific F2000 Championship is a six-event, 12-race series racing in California, Nevada and Utah. The drivers primarily utilize Van Diemen chassis, powered by sealed, 2.0-liter Ford engines sourced from the Ford Focus road car. Engine modifications are not allowed, putting the emphasis on chassis set-up and driver skill.