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Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Intermediate
Type
2.5 mi (4.02 km)
Length
9°
Banking
1
Cup races 2026

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You'll know it from the F1 US Grands Prix of the 2000s. NASCAR uses the full oval, and the winner still kneels down to kiss the original strip of bricks afterwards.

What makes it different The Brickyard. Four distinct flat corners, two long straights, and a century of history borrowed from the Indy 500. Winning here matters to drivers beyond the points.

Intermediates reward car balance above all. Crews chase the line between tight (The car won't turn. That's understeer. The nose pushes up the track towards the wall.)tightThe car won't turn. That's understeer. The nose pushes up the track towards the wall.More → and loose (The back of the car wants to step out in the corner. That's oversteer. Fast if you can control it, a spin if you can't.)looseThe back of the car wants to step out in the corner. That's oversteer. Fast if you can control it, a spin if you can't.More → all race as the groove (The fastest line around the track, polished shiny by rubber. Some tracks develop a second, higher groove.)grooveThe fastest line around the track, polished shiny by rubber. Some tracks develop a second, higher groove.More → rubbers in.

2026 races here

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