Kansas Speedway

Kansas Speedway is a motorsport racing track in Kansas City, Kansas, featuring a tri-oval layout measuring approximately 1.5 miles with steeply banked corners. The wide asphalt surface and open configuration allow for high speeds and multiple overtaking opportunities during races.

The track opened in 2001 and brought major motorsport events to the Kansas City region. The facility underwent several expansions and upgrades to meet the growing demands of professional racing and increasing attendance.

The track's name reflects its location in Kansas, where motorsport draws a lively community of enthusiasts and families from across the Midwest. Visitors often witness local traditions such as tailgate gatherings before races, where fans meet in a relaxed setting to share food and talk about their favorite teams.

The venue accommodates tens of thousands of spectators with multiple grandstand sections offering different vantage points of the track. Visitors find numerous concession stands and restroom facilities distributed around the seating areas that remain accessible throughout events.

Visitors can participate in driving experiences and take control of real race cars on the same asphalt used by professional drivers. These programs allow participants to feel the speed and centrifugal forces in the banked corners themselves.