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Yes the track does have a downhill angle to it and the burnouts you do go uphill. I can't remember to % but, I think it's 3% downhill
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I live here in Concord and watched the track being built. The stands rise up and out as you go down track for a better view for those sitting in the stands.
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I don’t know where but I know I read it somewhere it was downhill a certain percentage
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Bruton Smith checked with NHRA as to the maximum allowable 'downhill' grade they allowed, and the track was built to that specification.
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Definitely Down hill
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