Recently chosen as one of Car and Driver Magazine’s top six road courses in the nation, VIRginia International Raceway is a multi-purpose road course offering professional and amateur auto and motorcycle racing, as well as a wide range of track events. Each year, VIR draws tens of thousands of spectators for some of the best road racing in the country. Its uphill Esses and sharp elevation changes not only make it a fan and driver favorite but have also established it as a prominent testing facility for the automotive industry.

While racing is the heart of VIR, the expansive 1,300-acre property located at the Virginia-North Carolina border is so much more. America’s first true “motorsport resort,” it’s an entire vacation destination with a number of onsite hotel and lodging options. Within the property’s rolling hills and miles of lush forest, guests can enjoy unique amenities such as the exclusive Driver’s Club, karting, off-road racing, skeet shooting, pistol, and rifle ranges, skidpad, dining options and more.

Located in Wisconsin's scenic Kettle Moraine, Elkhart Lake's Road America, Inc. is one of the world's fastest permanent road racing tracks. In addition to its renowned history of pro and amateur racing, the facility hosts year-round activities for groups of all sizes-hospitality, corporate adventure programs, go-karting, ATVs, geocaching, paintball, motorcycle and driving schools.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway also is known as “The Greatest Race Course in the World.” Nestled in Speedway, Indiana, just minutes from downtown Indianapolis, IMS is most known globally for hosting the largest single-day sporting event in the world, the Indianapolis 500, every Memorial Day weekend. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway also hosts the INDYCAR SERIES, NASCAR, LPGA and many other forms of racing and events throughout the year.

Fans from every continent come in droves to visit The Racing Capital of the World. Whether it’s for the sound, speed and thrills of world-class motor racing, jamming to rock, country and EDM concerts, visiting the IMS Museum, traveling faster than 150 mph in a two-seat Indy car or playing 18 holes on the unique Brickyard Crossing Golf Course, the massive, 1,000-acre acre facility does it all and is a true bucket-list destination.