Michigan International Speedway

Michigan International Speedway is a 2.000 mi D-shaped oval superspeedway in Cambridge Township, Michigan, just south of the village of Brooklyn. It has hosted various major auto racing series... Wikipedia

• Location:  12626 U.S. Highway 12, Cambridge Township, Michigan, U.S.
• Capacity:  56,000
• Owner:  NASCAR (November 2019–present)
• Broke ground:  September 27, 1967
• Opened:  October 13, 1968
• Construction cost:  US$ 4.5 million
• Former names:  Michigan Speedway (1997–2000)
• Major events:  Current, NASCAR Cup Series, FireKeepers Casino 400 (1969–1972, 1974–present), Consumers Energy 400 (1969–2020), NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, DQS Solutions & Staffing 250 (1999–2000, 2002–2020, 2025–present), Former, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Cabo Wabo 250 (1992–2019, 2021–2024), IRL/IndyCar, Michigan Indy 400 (2002–2007), CART, Michigan 500 (1979–2001), U.S. 500 (1996), USAC (1968, 1970–1978), IMSA GT Championship (1984), Trans-Am Series (1969, 1971), Can-Am (1969)
• Length:  2.000 mi (3.219 km)
• Banking:  Turns: 18°, Frontstretch: 12°, Backstretch: 5°
• Lap record:  0:30.767 (Adrián Fernández, 1996, CART)
• Length:  1.900 mi (3.058 km)
• Lap record:  1:06.060 (Bill Whittington, 1984, IMSA GTP)
• Length:  3.310 mi (5.327 km)
• Lap record:  1:36.100 (Denny Hulme, 1969, Can-Am)
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo