Kansas Motor Speedway

IKansas Speedway is a modern motor racing circuit located in Kansas City, Kansas. Inaugurated in 2001, the track was built by International Speedway Corporation (ISC) with the aim of creating a top-tier facility to host NASCAR races and other motor racing events. Kansas Speedway spans an area of 1.5 miles (about 2.4 km) and features a tri-oval shape, characterized by four turns with variable banking between 17 and 20 degrees, providing a dynamic and challenging driving experience for both drivers and teams.

The modernization intervention by Lane (Webuild Group), which took place between 2011 and 2012, involved repaving the existing track, including reconfiguring the oval and adding an inner circuit.

The facility is designed to host a wide range of events, with a capacity of over 48,000 spectators, expandable through temporary seating for major events. Kansas Speedway is known for its excellent amenities and accessibility, with ample parking and services for spectators, including restaurants, merchandise shops, and entertainment areas.

In addition to NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and Camping World Truck Series races, Kansas Speedway has also hosted IndyCar Series events, contributing to a diverse competition calendar. The track is renowned for the intensity of its races and the opportunities for overtaking, thanks to the track layout and surface, ensuring exciting and unpredictable races.

Kansas Speedway is more than just a track; it is a landmark for motorsport in the region, attracting enthusiasts from all over the country. The facility plays an important role in the local economy, generating a significant economic impact through tourism and special events. With a continuous commitment to innovation and improvement of its facilities, The Motor Kansas Speedway remains a cornerstone of the American motorsport calendar, offering memorable experiences for drivers and fans alike.