1. DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY (DAY) 2. PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL 3. ATLANTA MOTOR SPEEDWAY 4. MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY 5. WATKINS GLEN INTERNATIONAL 6. BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY 7. TALLEDEGA SUPERSPEEDWAY CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY (ALL STAR) 8. CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPPEDWAY 9. KENTUCKY SPEEDWAY 10. PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY 11. CHICAGOLAND 12. TEXAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY CHASE FOR THE ONE MAIN FINANCIAL CUP: 13. INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY 14. SONOMA 15. DARLINGTON SPEEDWAY 16. DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL (NIGHT) 17. MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY 18. RICHMOND MOTOR SPEEDWAY 19. POCONO RACEWAY 20. AUTO CLUB SPEEDWAY 21. TALLADEGA SUPERSPEEDWAY 22. LAS VEGAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY Thanks to Jackson Braun, Justin Perry, and Tommyrules00134 for signing up!! Races begin next Sunday, May 27, 2012 with the Daytona 500!!!!
The Michigan International Speedway & Jackson County CVB have teamed up for the Great Lakes Wine Fest. Listen to the Travel Michigan WJR podcast to learn about wine & beer tastings, wine fest pairings, scheduled MIS races, entertainment & more.
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Jackson County strikes the perfect balance of downtown excitement, rich history, natural beauty, culture, outdoor fun and accommodations. Canoe, kayak and tube down the Grand River. Take the Historic Prison tour, see a race at Michigan International Speedway, visit a museum or catch an evening light show at the Cascades Falls. Enjoy hundreds of pristine lakes, over 20 golf courses and five different wineries along the Southeast Michigan Pioneer Wine Trail. Visit (www.michigan.org to learn more about Jackson County and Pure Michigan.
Wine country in the Finger Lakes region of New York that is home to Watkins Glen International. Watkins Glen is a quaint little village in upstate New York and when the track opened up, major series have raced there. NASCAR went there in the mid 1960s and would return in 1986. Formula 1 last raced there in 1980, but the track was abandoned and reopened in the mid 1980s. The final road course race of the season, but there is always next season. The return to the Irish Hills of Brooklyn, Michigan and the Michigan International Speedway. Home to the Big Three, but the backyard for our manufacturers. Everyone wants to win there, but we know who drew the lucky ticket. Finally, the return to Bristo, for night racing. Tough? You bet. A rare occasion we see is zero cautions. Good racing, although it may be different when we come back next season. Just sit back and watch the racing jump right at you through your screen, just watch for the sod that's kicked up by spinning wheels.
Something lurks in the dark...sounds a lot like an F4i. SR-4 makes its first runs behind the engineering building in time for the season's first competition at Michigan International Speedway next week.
