Our Tracks

The Southeast's finest racing facilities, where we host unforgettable track day experiences.

The best HPDE venues in the Southeast combine high-speed sections with technical corners and rhythm changes that sharpen vision, braking, and car control, all on consistent surfaces and well-run facilities. Just as important, they prioritize safety with ample runoff, clear sightlines, and strong on-track operations, creating an environment where drivers can progress confidently from fundamentals to advanced pace. The guides below focus on tracks that deliver this balance, maximizing development per lap across a long driving season.

Road Atlanta track map

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta

Braselton, Georgia
2.54
Miles
12
Turns
100+
Ft Elevation

Road Atlanta is home to the famed Petit Le Mans and has established a rich road racing heritage since 1970. The plunging and sweeping nature of the turns has made this a favorite circuit among racers, featuring iconic sections including The Esses, Turn 10a/10b complex, and the dramatic downhill into Turn 12.

The circuit is used for professional and amateur sports car racing, motorcycle races, driving schools, and corporate programs. NASCAR purchased the track in 2012 and it continues to host world-class events.

FIA Grade 2 On-site fuel Tire service available
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Getting There

Located near Braselton, approximately 50 miles from Atlanta. Take I-85 northeast to exit 129, then follow Highway 53 north for approximately 5.5 miles. The nearest airport is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (55 min drive).

Barber Motorsports Park track map

Barber Motorsports Park

Birmingham, Alabama
2.38
Miles
17
Turns
80
Ft Elevation

Barber Motorsports Park is an impressive road course and museum complex built by George Barber. The 16-turn circuit features an undulating layout through wooded parkland, designed by Alan Wilson to make best use of the topography with numerous elevation changes.

Home to the IndyCar Grand Prix of Alabama since 2010 and the world's largest motorcycle museum, the facility is often called "The Augusta National of Motorsports" for its immaculate grounds. The sculpture trail featuring giant spiders (nicknamed "Charlotte's Web" at Turns 5/6), dragonflies, and lions adds unique character.

FIA Grade 2 Motorcycle museum Excellent runoff
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Getting There

Located on the eastern fringes of Birmingham, Alabama. Nearest airport is Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International (20 min drive). Take I-20 to exit 140 for Leeds, turn right onto US-78 East, then right at the Chevron onto Rex Lake Road to the circuit entrance.

Atlanta Motorsports Park track map

Atlanta Motorsports Park

Dawsonville, Georgia
2.0
Miles
16
Turns
140
Ft Elevation

Atlanta Motorsports Park is a Hermann Tilke-designed circuit nestled in the breathtaking Blue Ridge mountains near Dawsonville - hometown of NASCAR legend Bill Elliott. Opened in 2013, this 16-turn course features old-school crests and dips with dramatic elevation changes throughout the lap.

The track combines exclusive events with extensive track time and luxurious amenities, offering a country club-style experience for car enthusiasts. Discovery Parts maintains an on-site showroom for gear needs.

Tilke designed Dramatic elevation Discovery Parts on-site
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Getting There

Located near Dawsonville, approximately 70 miles (90 minutes) north of Atlanta. Take I-75N to I-85N, then GA 400 N for 38 miles. Turn left at GA 53, go straight at the roundabout, then right on Duck Thurmond Road. The nearest airport is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International.

Roebling Road Raceway track map

Roebling Road Raceway

Bloomingdale, Georgia
2.02
Miles
9
Turns
Flat
Terrain

Roebling Road Raceway (formerly Savannah International Raceway) is one of the USA's premier club racing facilities, owned by its SCCA region and active for more than 300 days a year. Built in 1958, the track sits within the cradle of American motorsport at Savannah, Georgia.

The 9-turn, 2.02-mile layout is a flowing, technical course excellent for learning racecraft and improving driving skills. PBS's MotorWeek records its winter track-testing segments here.

Fast flowing layout Great for learning Camping available
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Getting There

Located at Bloomingdale, near Savannah, Georgia. The nearest airport is Savannah International (20 min drive). Take US 80 west to GA 17/30, turn right, then right onto Roebling Road (about 1.5 miles). Follow to the end - track is on the left.

Carolina Motorsports Park track map

Carolina Motorsports Park

Kershaw, South Carolina
2.27
Miles
14
Turns
40
Ft Elevation

Carolina Motorsports Park is the only purpose-built road racing facility in the Carolinas. Built in 1999 on the site of a former WWII fighter training center, the circuit was designed by renowned track designer Alan Wilson and completely resurfaced in 2020.

The track hosts SCCA road racing, ChampCar Endurance Series, 24 Hours of Lemons, and the PanAmerican SuperBike Championship. As retired NASCAR driver Ricky Rudd said: "It's the best kept secret around."

Fast flowing layout Excellent runoff Camping available
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Getting There

Located about 4 miles south of Kershaw and 17 miles north of Camden on Highway 521. The nearest airport is Charlotte International (about 1 hour drive north). Track entrance is directly off the highway.

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