Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, 3911 S. Figueroa St. (Exposition ... south on Crenshaw to Vernon Avenue (parade route map on the website). 323-350-2667; 818-605-7405. www.kingdomdayparade.org.

A map of the parade route is available ... will also include the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles. Free tickets are available online. Note – the ticket doesn’t guarantee late entry. Seating ...

The Clash at Bowman Gray may have been another NASCAR race on a quarter-mile track but it was far from the racing at LA Coliseum. The Madhouse provided great action and was a clear message to the ...

After the race, motorsport journalist Matt Weaver spoke with Buescher and asked him about his racing experience at Bowman Gray, as compared to the LA Coliseum. "Yeah, this one races like a racetrack.

The Clash at Bowman Gray may have been another NASCAR race on a quarter-mile track but it was far from the racing at LA ...

Not to mention, the Madhouse track is much better than the one NASCAR built at the LA Coliseum. You would think that two tracks that are only a quarter mile long would be almost identical.

The 2020 Cup Series champion made it known he prefers racing at the North Carolina short track for the event rather than the LA Coliseum, which previously hosted the Busch Clash the last three ...

After three years on a temporary short track at the Los Angeles Coliseum, NASCAR has moved The Clash to the 0.25-mile track in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, known as “The Madhouse.” It’s the 47th ...

The L.A. Memorial Coliseum is located at 3911 S Figueroa St., in Los Angeles.

Hamlin won the Clash last year at the LA Coliseum and will make his 20th consecutive Clash start at Bowman Gray. Hamlin held off former Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch last year and it could ...

The Clash format is similar to the previous three seasons at the LA Coliseum, though the vibes will be quite different this weekend. Heat race lineups will be set by practice times (1st in ...

After three years at the Los Angeles Coliseum, the Clash, now known as the Cook Out Clash, goes old-school by returning to Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, N.C., where NASCAR raced from 1958-71.