Circuits in the TrackDayFun Rotation
From the 31-degree NASCAR banking and 185 MPH frontstretch of the Daytona Rolex 24 course to the historic concrete seams and brutal bumps of Sebring, discover where our track machines are pushed to the limit.
Daytona International Speedway
One of America's premier high-banked sports car endurance circuits. The 3.81-mile layout transitions from a technical flat infield road course into NASCAR turns 1 and 2, the 3,000-foot backstretch, the Le Mans Bus Stop chicane, and the high-G 31-degree banking of turns 3 and 4.
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Sebring International Raceway
America's oldest road racing circuit, originally built on Hendricks Army Airfield. Renowned worldwide for punishing bumps, WWII runway concrete slabs, and iconic corners like Sunset Bend (Turn 17) and the Hairpin (Turn 7).
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Dream Racing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
A purpose-built technical road course nestled inside Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Designed to test agility, threshold braking, and downforce in European exotics like the Porsche GT2 RS and Audi R8 LMS.



