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The frontstretch is a term used in motorsports, particularly in NASCAR and other oval racing circuits, to refer to the straight portion of the track that runs parallel to the grandstands and pit road. It is the section of the track where the start/finish line is located, and where the majority of the spectators are seated. The frontstretch is a crucial part of the race as it is where the checkered flag is waved to signal the end of the race. It is also where the race leaders battle for position in the final laps of the race, making it an exciting and high-stakes section of the track. The frontstretch is often the focus of intense action and drama, making it a favorite spot for fans to watch the race unfold.