Tracks We Use

Below are brief descriptions and links of race tracks used for Rocky Mountain Division SCCA road racing events. For more information on road courses across the country, visit the SCCA website.

  • HIGH PLAINS RACEWAYVisit Website
    High Plains Raceway (HPR) is the newest road racing motorsports facility in the Rocky Mountain area. The course is 2.5 miles, 15 turns, 300 feet of elevation change per lap. Located one hour east of Denver. From I-70 eastbound exit 316 at Byers, head east on Highway 36 an additional 17 miles, the track will be on your left.

  • PUEBLO MOTORSPORTS PARK – Visit Website
    Pueblo Motorsports Park (PMP) is a multipurpose racing facility, including a 2.2-mile road course and a drag strip, located near Pueblo in the high plains of southeastern Colorado. Pueblo is about 4,900 feet above sea level, in an area referred to as being ‘semi-arid’.

  • PIKES PEAK INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY – Visit Website
    Pikes Peak International Raceway (PPIR) is a former Indy/NASCAR 1 mile oval course with an additional interior road course. Pikes Peak International Raceway is just 20 minutes from Colorado Springs, access from points north or south is along I-25, using exit 122.

  • LA JUNTA RACEWAY – Visit Website
    La Junta Raceway is a short 1.5 mile 7-turn airport course near La Junta (4,100 feet) in southeastern Colorado. The raceway is adjacent to the La Junta Municipal Airport on Colorado Route 109 north of the city. It is part of the municipally-owned airport and has no permanent facilities.

  • MILLER MOTORSPORTS PARK – Visit Website
    Miller Motorsports Park is located about 40 miles southwest of Salt Lake City off I-80. The road course is a 4.5 mile long, 40-50 foot wide, 24-turn layout that provides a variety of cornering speeds, from 50 mph to well over 100 mph. The fastest cars and motorcycles will approach 200 miles per hour on the track’s 50 foot wide, 3500 foot main straight. While the track is basically flat, Miller Motorsports Park ‘s designers have incorporated several significant elevation changes in order to add character, challenge, and unparalleled sightlines for spectators. The combination of potential layouts, each with its own distinct characteristics, enables Miller Motorsports Park to provide challenges for drivers and riders of all skill levels while simultaneously providing spectators exceptional race action.

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