Stadium Reviews

EchoPark Speedway opened in 1960 as the Atlanta International Raceway. In 1990 it became Atlanta Motor Speedway and finally rebranded as EchoPark Speedway in June of 2025.

Velocity Invitational is a unique event in motorsports. Held annually at Sonoma Raceway, this weekend features a unique setup that stands out from other races you may be used to. Gone is the paddock space filled with large 18-wheeler haulers and paddock setups. Instead, large green spaces with lounge chairs, art pieces, and VIP areas take up the majority of Sonoma’s main paddock.

SRO America moved its annual June visit from VIR in 2026 to Road Atlanta, a historic circuit just an hour north of Georgia’s capital city. Known for its high speed and high commitment corners, this facility is a favorite among fans and competitors alike.

The race season at Sebring may be more well known for the annual IMSA 12 Hours, but another event is on the schedule to garner the attention of fans. The annual SRO America weekend, featuring no less than five race series on track, showcases sportscar racing’s best machines on this historic circuit.

IMSA’s weekend at Mid-Ohio isn’t a full showcase of what the series usually offers. While the headliner WeatherTech Series is missing, Michelin’s Pilot Challenge has the chance to be the showcase series alongside other support events like Mazda’s MX-5 Cup and VP Challenge.

WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca is a world-famous speedway housed atop the high hills outside of Monterey, California. The speedway has hosted some of the world’s biggest racing stars over various racing series, and continues to be a fan and driver favorite as the years progress.

As if to blast the stereotype of everything being bigger in Texas into flat-out appropriateness, Circuit of the Americas (often denoted as COTA for short) in Austin provides no better example of this. Indeed, the site of the annual US Grand Prix for Formula One is also host to a myriad other races throughout the year, including the likes of SVRA, NASCAR, and others.

Far removed from the chaos of the annual IMSAs 12 Hours in March, the HSR Pistons and Props weekend features a whole different atmosphere.

The historic Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona is one of the most well-known sports car races in the world. An endurance battle that attracts the best manufacturers and drivers from around the world, this race is on any true race fan’s bucket list.

Everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes the crowds. During fan walks on the grid for races at Circuit of the Americas, it is wall-to-wall fans hobnobbing with drivers, teams, and the cars they pilot on track.

Nothing compares to Sebring – words are barely able to even describe it either. This is one giant party for everyone who attends.

Sonoma Raceway has a long and storied history in motorsports. Hosting the likes of NASCAR, NHRA, and IndyCar over the years, it is now home to one of the season opening rounds of the SRO America schedule.

The Roar features a lot of the things you’ll find at the Rolex 24, just on a smaller scale. The infield campfires grow more numerous and the party picks up only as the night darkens, just like at the 24.

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.