A full field of key executives took to the stage at Texas Motor Speedway’s Grand Ballroom May 2 to announce the proclamation from Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker renaming Fort Worth to Fort Würth on May 4. From left to right: Mark Faber, Executive Vice President & General Manager, Texas Motor Speedway; Kevin Camper, Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer, Speedway Motorsports; Kevin Harvick, 2025 Inductee into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame; Thomas O’Neill, Member of the Central Management Board of the Würth Group; Benjamin Würth, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Würth Group; Sebastian Würth, Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Würth Group; Marcus Smith, President & CEO, Speedway Motorsports; and Bob Jameson, President & CEO, Visit Fort Worth. Photo credit: Getty Images for Texas Motor Speedway

Courtesy of TMS Media Relations

FORT WORTH, Texas –

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and various city officials are keenly aware of the impact the NASCAR race weekend at Texas Motor Speedway provides to the area as an annual economic engine and boon to tourism.

In a ceremonial tribute to Sunday’s Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY NASCAR Cup Series race, Mayor Parker has proclaimed to temporarily rename the city “Fort Würth” on race day to acknowledge the significance of this annual major sporting event.

“It’s truly an incredible honor for Würth to have the City of Fort Worth recognize our involvement with Texas Motor Speedway by renaming the city ‘Fort Würth’ on May 4, 2025,” said Thomas O’Neill, Member of the Central Management Board of the Würth Group. “This gesture is extremely meaningful to our entire organization and to the thousands of Würth Group employees around the globe who take immense pride in everything we do. We are deeply grateful to Mayor Mattie Parker and the great city of Fort Worth for welcoming us with such open arms and for their tremendous support. We look forward to celebrating this historic moment together and building an even stronger bond between Würth, Texas Motor Speedway, and this amazing community.”

Since opening in 1997, Texas Motor Speedway has staged numerous races and events that have helped raise the awareness of Fort Worth as a vibrant city and tourist destination. It will be no different for the Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY NASCAR tripleheader. The race weekend already has attracted fans from all 50 states and 15 international countries including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland and Uruguay.

The Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY will be televised nationally on FS1 beginning at 2:30 p.m. CT and also available to more than 200 countries through NASCAR’s international feeds.

“It’s truly special to see the City of Fort Worth recognize the significance of race day by officially becoming ‘Fort Würth’ on May 4, 2025,” Texas Motor Speedway Executive Vice President and General Manager Mark Faber said. “This is a powerful tribute to our great partnership with Würth and a moment we’re incredibly proud of.

“The support from the city is unmatched, and it only fuels our excitement as we get ready to bring NASCAR to this incredible community. Our entire team is eager to deliver a spectacular Würth 400 weekend and create memories that fans will carry with them for years to come.”

The proclamation, sponsored and signed by Mayor Parker, states in part:

WHEREAS, the Texas Motor Speedway has been long a symbol of speed, innovation, and competitive excellence, hosting countless events that bring visitors and motorsport enthusiasts from across the nation and around the world to the heart of Fort Worth …

WHEREAS, the Würth 400, scheduled to take place May 4^th, 2025, promises to be one of the marquee events of the racing season, spotlighting our city and its commitment to world-class entertainment and community pride …

WHEREAS, in celebration of this extraordinary event and in its recognition of the distinguished partnership between Texas Motor Speedway and Würth, a global leader in industrial products, whose values of precision, performance, and reliability align with the spirit of the race and our great city …

WHEREAS, the city of Fort Worth embraces the opportunity to further unify our community through this exciting moment, and in acknowledgement of the significance of the Würth 400 race, we are excited to temporarily rename the city as Fort Würth, underscoring our pride and support of this prestigious event …

NOW, THEREFORE, I encourage all residents of Fort Worth and race fans from near and far to join us in celebrating this landmark occasion by attending the race, supporting our local economy, and sharing in the excitement as Fort Würth once again takes center stage in the world of motorsports. The City of Fort Worth does hereby proclaim May 4^th, 2025 as: “Fort Würth “The Würth 400” in the City of Fort Worth.

In addition to the Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY, Texas Motor Speedway also will host NASCAR’s two other national series. The CRAFTSMAN Truck Series SpeedyCash.com 250 opens the weekend at 7 p.m. today and will be followed by the Xfinity Series Andy’s Frozen Custard 300 on Saturday beginning at 1 p.m.

Event tickets and camping for the 2025 Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY NASCAR tripleheader weekend are on sale now at www.texasmotorspeedway.com or call the TMS ticket office at 817.215.8500. The extended ticket office hours are 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. today and Saturday-Sunday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Texas Motor Speedway’s current 2025 events calendar includes Kubota High Limit Racing (May 3 at the TMS Dirt Track), Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY NASCAR tripleheader weekend (May 2-4), C10 Nationals (May 9-10), Holley LS Fest Texas (May 16-17), Bandas y Trocas (May 24), Solar Car Challenge (July 17-23), Goodguys Summit Racing Lone Star Nationals (Sept. 26-28), Texas World Dirt Track Championship (Oct. 3-4 at the TMS Dirt Track), October Truck Madness (Oct. 11), Kubota High Limit Racing All-In Championship (Oct. 17-18 at the TMS Dirt Track), FuelFest (Oct. 25), POWRi Sprint Cars (Nov. 7-8 at the TMS Dirt Track) and Xtreme Xperience (Dec. 11-14).