Coca-Cola 100

The Coca-Cola 100 was a NASCAR Grand National East Series stock car race held in 1972 at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Michigan. The debut race in 1972 was 100 laps and 93.8 mi in length, Some drivers that have come from the track are Jack Sprague, Tim Steele, 1967 track champion Bob Senneker, and 2017 Super Late Model track champion Carson Hocevar. 1989 track Outlaw Late Model champion Johnny Benson, Jr. described the track as "one of the most difficult tracks in the country.", The track has a 13-degree banking in turns and 9-degree banking on the straightaways. The track is notable for the lack of an outside wall on the back straightaway, a rare feature for a track featuring national series races. In addition, the short straights make it feel almost circular.