Utah Motorsports Campus, racetrack in Grantsville, Utah, United States

Utah Motorsports Campus is a racing facility in Grantsville, Utah, roughly 30 miles (50 km) southwest of Salt Lake City. It includes a road course, off-road dirt areas, a rock crawling course, go-kart tracks, and a skidpad used for vehicle handling tests.

The facility opened in 2006 as Miller Motorsports Park and was recognized in its first year as the world's best motorsports facility by a major industry organization. It was later renamed Utah Motorsports Campus, keeping most of its original layout.

The track's name changed with its owners: opened as Miller Motorsports Park in 2006, it became Utah Motorsports Campus in 2015 and Burt Brothers Motorpark in March 2025. The Tour of Utah cycling race used the park for its trademark time-trial stage, and the off-road circuit hosted the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series from 2010 to 2018.

The grounds have generous parking areas, making arrival straightforward. Bring sunscreen, water, and food since the open terrain can get very hot on sunny days and outside food and drinks are allowed.

The campus offers overnight stays with electrical hookups, garages, and camping spots, so visitors can spend several days without leaving the grounds. This means it is possible to follow a multi-day event or practice session from morning to night.