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ISC Closing In On Fourth Straight Sellout For Daytona 500

Daytona Int'l Speedway is closing in on its fourth consecutive sellout for the Daytona 500, according to sources and an analysis of the track's ticket site. The 101,000-seat track had about 1,500 tickets left to sell as of yesterday for Sunday's race. ISC tracks can declare a sellout when within 1.5% of a true sellout, so DIS already is on the verge of that range and expected to announce a sellout by Saturday night. The ISC-owned venue has sold out every Daytona 500 since the first race after the $400M Daytona Rising renovation in '16.

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