Unveiling Road America: Where racing meets adventure

Photography Courtesy Road America

Nestled amidst nature's embrace lies a haven for racing enthusiasts and families alike: Road America. Spanning four breathtaking miles, this legendary track commands attention with its dramatic elevation changes and verdant tree-lined straights. But it's not just racers who find solace here; photographers flock to capture split-second moments against a backdrop of blooming flowers and scenic vistas. 

Road America is more than just a racetrack; it's an experience packaged with power, pageantry, and picturesque landscapes. Load up the family and immerse yourselves in the thrill of motorsport while soaking in the beauty of the surroundings. 

But the adventure doesn't end at the track. Take a break and indulge in exceptional food and beverages offered by local vendors at reasonable prices. Feeling restless? Explore over 600 acres of rolling hills, trails, and grounds, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a spirited hike. 

For those seeking affordable family fun, Road America offers camping reminiscent of a national park experience. With 1,600 campsites to choose from, each with its unique charm, you're bound to find your perfect spot. And with free parking, ample amenities, and activities like disc golfing and go-karting, there's something for everyone to enjoy. 

Despite its illustrious reputation, admission to Road America remains surprisingly accessible. Plus, kids 16 and under enjoy free admission with a paying adult, and veterans and active military receive complimentary entry to select events. 

Discover the magic of Road America for yourself. Visit www.roadamerica.com or call 800-365-RACE (7223) to learn more and secure your tickets to upcoming events. Experience the thrill, beauty, and hospitality that define this iconic racing destination. 

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duke906
duke906 New Reader
5/8/24 1:02 p.m.

Hi

I live in Minneapolis, 5-6 hour drive away and have been coming to the track for over 40 years.  My favorite event is the Brian Redman Weather Tech Vintage races in mid July, the 400 plus vintage race cars, cars on display downtown Elkhart Lake nand driven to and from the track (6 miles away).  My Minnesota Triumph Club friends are regulars and we have met many fun people sharing a beer and looking at the race cars.  We met a local and started talking and now have stayed in his second home about 5 miles from the track the last 6 years.  The events, Chaparral gathering, Ford GT40's ,Mark II, Mark 4's and all the major race winners, Gurney's Eagles, Shadow Can-am and F-1's ahve been breath taking, EVEN GRM shows up!!  I recommend it.

Kevin R.

Davidh0430
Davidh0430 New Reader
5/9/24 2:04 p.m.

I used to live i southern Wisconsin till 15 years ago.  We started going to RA way back in 1959. Have been going back sense and love it. Crewed for a friend that raced a Spec Renault, drove my 1989 SHO with the Northwoods region of the Shelby Club and raced a 1984 Hoonda CRX in ITC with Midwestern Council folks for 15 years before retiring to FL.  I even have a Wisconsin RA plate on my Boxster. Great place to race, watch eat and and enjoy wonderful folks.   I drove an MG-A from San Diego to RA for a week-end of racing when I was in the Navy.  Dave

lagunamike
lagunamike New Reader
5/10/24 11:38 a.m.

I went to my first race at RA, the 500, when Jim Kimberly tried to push his Ferrari to his pit stall but failed. 

I started going again after high school, camping in the rain accross Hwy 57.  Then I joined WTSOA and started staying at Lakeland college and dining at Schwartz'.  I was  a member of the F & C team by then. Kept going to RA until I graduated from Whitewater State University.  I was even in "Winning" with a blue flag. I moved to the Seattle area, but made it back at least once while I was there.

I got transferred back to Chicago and became a regular at RA, became a Pit and Paddock marshall working with Maj McCarthy.  In 1975 I moved to So. California and made it back a couple times.

Living in Austin, TX now and got to drive photographers around the track for the first U. S. Grand Prix at COTA.  Been to a couple SVRA events working as Twch Inspector.  Totally out of racing noe, except to watch a GP on TV.

Miss Road America and all the people I knew back then.

Mike

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