Utah Motorsports Campus

Utah Motorsports Campus (UMC), formerly known as Miller Motorsports Park, is a premier racing facility located in Grantsville, Utah, approximately 40 miles west of Salt Lake City. Since its opening in 2006, UMC has established itself as a versatile and challenging venue for a broad spectrum of motorsport disciplines, including road racing, motorcycle racing, and karting.

The main road course at UMC is a 4.5-mile (7.2 km) circuit featuring 23 turns and significant elevation changes, which provide a demanding test for drivers and riders alike. The track’s layout combines high-speed straights with technical corners, allowing for varied racing strategies and overtaking opportunities. The elevation changes, which total over 300 feet, add complexity to braking zones and cornering, making the circuit a favorite among professional racers and driving schools.

UMC’s design emphasizes safety and spectator experience. The facility includes multiple viewing areas, ample paddock space, and modern amenities. Its track surface is known for excellent grip and smoothness, contributing to competitive lap times and vehicle performance consistency.

The venue hosts a diverse range of events, from club racing and track days to professional series such as the MotoAmerica Superbike Championship and the Pirelli World Challenge. It also supports testing and development activities for manufacturers and racing teams due to its varied configurations and reliable infrastructure.

In addition to the main course, UMC offers a karting track and a dedicated off-road course, further broadening its appeal within the motorsports community. The facility’s commitment to year-round operation, including winter events, leverages Utah’s climate and location to attract participants from across the western United States.

Overall, Utah Motorsports Campus stands out as a comprehensive motorsports venue that balances technical challenge, safety, and versatility, making it a key destination for racing enthusiasts and professionals in the region.

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