Food City 250

Free Service Tire Stores 150 (1983)

Free Service Tires 200 (1984)

Tri -City Pontiac 200 (1985-1988)

Jay Johnson 200 (1989)

Jay Johnson 250 (1990-1991)

The Food City 250 is one of two races that hosting the NASCAR Nationwide Series every year at the Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee. The other race is the Scotts Turf Builder 300 the first time, the Food City 250 hold in the year 1982, ie from the beginning represented in the Busch Series, but at that time still under the name "Pet Diary 150 " and 150 laps long race. In 1984 it was extended to 200 laps and 1990, then to 250 laps, the race distance, which is also to drive today. The number in the name of the race is in this case for the number of rounds.

Previous Winners

  • 2011: Kyle Busch
  • 2010: Kyle Busch
  • 2009: David Ragan
  • 2008: Brad Keselowski
  • 2006: Matt Kenseth
  • 2005: Ryan Newman
  • 2004: Dale Earnhardt Jr.
  • 2003: Michael Waltrip
  • 2002: Jimmy Spencer
  • 2001: Kevin Harvick
  • 2000: Kevin Harvick
  • 1999: Matt Kenseth
  • 1998: Kevin Lepage
  • 1997: Jimmy Spencer
  • 1995: Steve Grissom
  • 1994: Kenny Wallace
  • 1993: Todd Bodine
  • 1992: Todd Bodine
  • 1991: Dale Jarrett
  • 1990: Rick Mast
  • 1989: Mark Martin
  • 1988: Larry Pearson
  • 1987: Larry Pearson
  • 1986: Brett Bodine
  • 1985: Darrell Waltrip
  • 1984: Morgan Shepherd
  • 1982: Jack Ingram
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