An MLB game played this weekend in a song by Nascar broke the record of participation at all times for a regular game of baseball in the US.

A total of 91.032 people pays to go to Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee State to see Atlanta Braves AND Reds Cincinnati Duel.

The previous record was 84,857 fans, set on September 12, 1954, when Cleveland Guardians RECEIVED New York Yankees In their old stadium.

The game in Bristol began on Saturday, but was suspended at the first entrance due to rain. Fans turned to the right track on Sunday, to a smaller number, to see the finish of the Braves’ 4-2 VICTORY

The two home directions of the game – both of White – were celebrated by a personalized corvette, traveling around the trail after each of the shooting.

Called Speedway Classic 2025, Historical game was part of a series of regular MLB season games played in a neutral field.

According to the New York Times, the event was widely criticized by fans for the poor appearance from different points to the stand and the lack of beer and food on the right track.

The record of all time participation for a baseball game in the United States still belongs to pre-season friendship between Los Angeles Dodgers AND Boston Red SoxPlayed on March 29, 2008 in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. That game sold 115,300 tickets.