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Lime Rock Park Clears Storm Debris Ahead of NASCAR Xfinity Series Race

Crews work around the clock to restore the track after a severe storm

Lime Rock Park, the historic road‑course venue in Connecticut, is in the midst of a rapid recovery effort after a powerful storm swept through the region last week.

The storm left a trail of downed trees, scattered debris and damaged sections of the track that forced the facility to suspend operations temporarily.

Around‑the‑Clock Cleanup

Ground crews, equipped with heavy‑machinery and specialized tree‑removal teams, have been working around the clock to clear the wreckage and assess the condition of the asphalt.

In addition to uprooted trees, crews have been hauling away branches, fencing fragments and other storm‑related litter that littered the racing surface.

NASCAR Xfinity Series Race on the Horizon

The upcoming NASCAR Xfinity Series event, scheduled for this weekend, is expected to draw a sizable crowd of fans eager to see the action on the 2.5‑mile circuit.

Series officials have expressed confidence that the track will be fully operational in time, citing the relentless efforts of the park’s maintenance staff and contracted contractors.

Spectators can look forward to a full slate of support races and pit‑side activities, assuming the restoration timeline holds.

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