Pennsylvania

====Motorsports====
In motorsports, the [[Mario Andretti]] dynasty of race drivers hails from [[Nazareth, Pennsylvania|Nazareth]] in the [[Lehigh Valley]]. Pennsylvania racetracks include [[Jennerstown Speedway]] in [[Jennerstown, Pennsylvania|Jennerstown]], [[Lake Erie Speedway]] in [[North East, Pennsylvania|North East]], [[Lernerville Speedway]] in [[Sarver, Pennsylvania|Sarver]], and [[Pocono Raceway]] in [[Long Pond, Pennsylvania|Long Pond]], which is home to two [[NASCAR Cup Series]] races and an [[IndyCar Series]] race. The state is also home to [[Maple Grove Raceway]], near [[Reading, Pennsylvania|Reading]], which hosts major [[National Hot Rod Association]]-sanctioned drag racing events each year.

There are also two [[motocross]] race tracks that host a round of the AMA Toyota Motocross Championships in Pennsylvania. [[High Point Raceway]] is located in [[Mount Morris, Pennsylvania]], and Steel City is located in [[Delmont, Pennsylvania]].

[[Horse racing]] tracks in Pennsylvania include [[Hollywood Casino at The Meadows|The Meadows]] in [[North Strabane Township, Pennsylvania|North Strabane Township]], [[Mohegan Pennsylvania]] in Wilkes-Barre, [[Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course|Penn National]] in [[Grantville, Pennsylvania|Grantville]], [[Presque Isle Downs & Casino|Presque Isle Downs]] in [[Summit Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania|Summit Township]], and [[Parx Casino and Racing|Parx Racing]], [[Harrah's Philadelphia]] in Chester, which was the home course of [[Smarty Jones]], winner of the [[2004 Kentucky Derby]] and [[2004 Preakness Stakes]]. Harrah's Philadelphia also hosts [[harness racing]] and Presque Isle Downs also hosts [[thoroughbred racing]].