Nashville Superspeedway is a 1.333-mile tri-oval situated in Lebanon, Tennessee. The venue was built in 2001, and for a period hosted some of North America's premier series, including NASCAR Nationwide Series and the Indy Racing League. However, racing operations subsequently ceased.

Since 2012 race teams, manufacturers and component suppliers have hired Nashville Superspeedway for testing purposes. Film production is also possible. The circuit surface is concrete, and the four corners have gradients of 14 degrees.