Stadium Reviews

While Indianapolis is synonymous with racing in America, the SRO America Indianapolis 8 Hours stands alone as the only sportscar endurance race on the annual schedule.

Petit Le Mans has become a cult classic event in the sportscar world. For 10 hours, the best in sportscar racing battle it out in a thrilling multi-class endurance race through the hills of northern Georgia.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the literal definition of a motorsports mecca in the United States. Every inch of the track oozes with history – this in itself should be enough to elevate the track’s profile.

The HSR Classic 24 Hour at Daytona International Speedway is one of the more unique races in America. It showcases racing history from the past, giving fans a window into the races that have come and gone from the track’s lore.

As if to cement the stereotype of everything being bigger in Texas, Circuit of the Americas (often called COTA for short) in Austin provides no better example of this.

A trip to the Penske Racing Museum in Phoenix, Arizona, isn't just a detour; it's an immersion into a dynasty.

Kansas has a lot to offer racing fans. Most importantly, you can take in a great day or days of racing at a nice venue for a great price.

Moto Polo was a short-lived fad in from 1950 to 1955. It involved speeding cars, a 200-pound ball, and plenty of bumping and crashing.

Watkins Glen International is located in New York’s Finger Lakes region, making the facility a beautifully located racing venue – the area is full of beautiful trees, meaning fans can find some shade in the hot sun.

Fans at Mosport are among the best in racing, as they camp out from the opening of the gates on Day 1 through the final checkered flag of the weekend.

Virginia International Raceway’s track is big, fast, and beautiful. Most of the track’s viewing areas offer views that extend beyond just one corner, including the complex heading up to and away from where you are set up, something that many other road courses are unable to boast.

Barber Motorsports Park is by far the most beautiful and well-manicured race circuit in America. The track is a natural terrain road course, meaning the track follows the rolls and undulations of the mountains upon which the facility was built.

Watkins Glen International is located in New York’s Finger Lakes region, making the facility a beautifully located racing venue – the area is full of beautiful trees, meaning fans can find some shade in the hot sun.

The atmosphere around Road America during race weekend is very family-friendly and relaxed. The best in the sport are taking part in some of the most exciting racing around, and despite the tension of the competition, everyone – including the teams and drivers – is in a relaxed and fun-loving mood.

Situated in the Irish Hills region of Michigan, Michigan International Speedway in located about 70 miles west of Detroit.

Newton Speedway is a 7/8 mile oval track located in Newton, Iowa, about 30 miles east of Des Moines.

If you want to see racing history and meet modern-day sports stars, take a trip to Road America – you will not be disappointed in what you find.

The famed Virginia International Raceway has been a favorite visit among sportscar racers for decades, hosting multiple events during the season including IMSA, Trans Am, and GridLife.

Take premier sportscar racing and put it on a historic track in the Pacific Northwest, and you have yourself a race weekend at Portland International Raceway.

The summer of racing at Road America includes numerous events for the race fans to attend; a popular one for fans to attend is Trans Am weekend.