About Michigan International Speedway
Opening in 1968, the Michigan International Speedway is a two mile D-shaped speedway located in Southeastern Michigan. This is the fastest track in NASCAR due to its wide corners, long straightaways, and qualifying speeds over 200 mph!
Learn more about the teams that play here and upcoming events on
our team pages.
Tour Info
Access to the pit and paddocks varies based on event, so you should check the website for details. There appears to be a Pit Pass and Paddock option for the NASCAR June event, allowing guests to walk along pit road and see the drivers setting up in their pit stalls. See the
Fan Tips
Michigan International Speedway offers high-speed racing on a wide two-mile oval, allowing for multiple grooves and side-by-side action.
Located in Brooklyn, Michigan, the track is primarily accessed by car and rideshare.
Grandstand seating provides strong views, especially from higher sections.
Concessions include traditional race-day options.
Race weekends feature camping and a relaxed, open atmosphere.
Security Screenings
Like almost all US and Canadian Stadiums, you will need to enter through a metal detector before entering the stadium. Be sure to give yourself extra time and don't bring any weapons or devices that could be seen as a weapon inside. Pat down searches may be required.
Bag Policy
One soft-sided cooler no larger than 10" x 10" x 12" AND one soft-sided bag no larger than 18"x 18"x 4" may be brought into the track. All bags subject to search before entry.
Note: Bag and security policies listed above are for typical sporting events. Special events, concerts, and other situations may result in variations. Please check the event website for any changes.
