Willow Springs International Raceway

Known as "The Fastest Road in the West," Willow Springs International Raceway is the oldest permanent road course in the United States, having opened in 1953. Located in the high desert of Rosamond, California, the main 2.5-mile, nine-turn circuit has remained unchanged since its construction, a fact that has earned it recognition as a California Point of Historical Interest. The track is known for its high average speeds, significant elevation changes, and challenging corners like Turn 8 and Turn 9