Ozarks International Raceway

Ozarks International Raceway is a modern racing facility located in the Ozark region of Missouri, designed to meet the demands of contemporary motorsport events and driver development programs. Opened in 2022, the circuit has quickly garnered attention for its thoughtfully engineered layout and state-of-the-art amenities, positioning itself as a significant addition to the North American racing landscape.

The track features a 3.7-mile (approximately 6 kilometers) road course that offers a challenging blend of high-speed straights, technical corners, and elevation changes. Its design emphasizes driver skill and vehicle performance, making it suitable for a variety of motorsport disciplines, including sports car racing, club racing, and testing sessions. The circuit’s configuration incorporates multiple corner types, from tight hairpins to sweeping bends, providing diverse overtaking opportunities and strategic complexity.

Ozarks International Raceway was developed with a strong focus on safety and sustainability. The facility includes extensive runoff areas, modern barriers, and advanced safety infrastructure in compliance with FIA standards. Additionally, the venue integrates environmentally conscious practices, such as water management systems and efforts to minimize its ecological footprint within the surrounding natural landscape.

Beyond the track itself, Ozarks International Raceway offers comprehensive paddock facilities, spectator viewing areas, and support services designed to accommodate teams, drivers, and fans. Its location in the scenic Ozark Mountains provides a unique backdrop, enhancing the overall experience for participants and visitors.

Since its inauguration, the circuit has hosted a variety of events, including regional club races and testing days, and is poised to attract higher-profile series in the future. Its combination of technical challenge, modern infrastructure, and scenic setting makes Ozarks International Raceway a noteworthy venue in the evolving motorsport scene.

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