Auto Club Speedway

Auto Club Speedway is a motorsport racing track in Fontana, California, featuring an oval course roughly 3.2 kilometers (2 miles) around with wide straights between the turns. The facility includes multiple grandstand sections, hospitality areas, and pit lanes that give spectators views of the ongoing preparations.

The track opened in 1997 on previously undeveloped land and quickly became a regular venue for major NASCAR series races. Since then, the facility has undergone several modifications to meet the changing demands of motorsport.

Racing culture runs deep here, and on event days the stands fill with fans wearing team colors and driver jerseys. The pit area becomes a meeting point where crews work on cars between sessions and visitors walk through the paddock.

Visitors reach the track via nearby highways, and large parking areas make arrival easier on race days. Grandstands offer different sightlines onto turns and straights, and food facilities spread across the grounds.

The track was one of the first major oval circuits built in California in decades, bringing professional motorsport to a region with deep car culture. It also uses alternative configurations that run through infield courses, allowing different racing formats.

Location: California

Inception: 1997

Website: http://autoclubspeedway.com

GPS coordinates: 34.08860,-117.50000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:01