Stadium Reviews

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.

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.

If you want a quick, action-packed racetrack that features great camping, a Mid-West hillside forest setting, some of the loudest and most passionate fans in racing, and one that is far from the hustle and bustle of city life, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course is the place for you.

WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca 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.

Taking over part of a historic WWII airfield, New Jersey Motorsports Park is a unique facility.

Taking over and renovating an old racetrack into a modern facility is no easy task, yet the folks at Pitt Race have done exactly that.

Indianapolis is synonymous with racing in America – the likes of IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA all compete here.

The sound of race cars is not an uncommon sound around World Wide Technology Raceway; the track hosts events like IndyCar, NHRA, and NASCAR.

Touted as an un-tapped motorsports market for years, NOLA Motorsports Park is located outside of New Orleans near TPC Louisiana in Avondale.

Despite the best efforts of the track’s neighbors, Lime Rock Park is a historic and popular racing facility hidden away in northwestern CT.