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NASCAR to continue sticky surface

August 22, 2016 07:50 PM

NASCAR Vice President Steve O'Donnell says the league will "do their due diligence" at looking at the sticky track substance used at Bristol for more races and different tracks this year but "more importantly for 2017."

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