Watch Bristol Motor Speedway transform into a college football stadium
They're calling it "the biggest college football game ever," and they're probably not wrong.
The half-mile racetrack will host nearly 160,000 college football fans for the "Battle at Bristol," a matchup between the Tennessee Volunteers and Virginia Tech Hokies on Sept. 10.
Just days ago, Bristol Motor Speedway remained a renowned racetrack. But within a week, it's now a sprawling football stadium preparing to host one of the largest crowds the game has ever seen. And this amazing time-lapse video shows just how much work went into the transformation.
The after photo is truly remarkable.
Perspective: "Battle of Bristol"-Virgina Tech vs. UT. Neyland Stadium would fit inside Bristol Motor Speedway. pic.twitter.com/P2DyPbXzue
— Drew Maddux (@DrewMaddux) August 23, 2016
If the game reaches the expected number of attendees, it would exceed the NCAA college football attendance record by more than 40,000.
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