1.5-mile NASCAR-owned tri-oval in Joliet, IL, opened July 2001. Hosts NASCAR Cup Series Camping World 400 and O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Chicagoland 300; previously hosted IndyCar's Peak Antifreeze Indy 300. 47,000-seat capacity.
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TicketsKids 12 and under get in free on Friday (ARCA) and Saturday (O'Reilly Auto Parts Series), and get tickets from $10 for the Cup Series race.Buy Tickets
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ParkingGeneral parking in the grass lots is free, first come, first served. Paid preferred parking closer to the grandstands has room for tailgating.
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CampingRV camping in the infield next to the garages (18 x 65 foot sites) and on Speedway Ridge along the backstretch (20 x 40 foot sites).
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Tips for Race DayOne soft-sided cooler per person, no larger than 14 x 14 x 14 inches, is allowed in the grandstands.
- Track Type Tri-Oval
- Surface Asphalt
- Length 1.520 mi (2.446 km) / 4 turns
- Banking Turns 18°, frontstretch 11°, backstretch 5°
- Opened 2001
- Seating Capacity 47,000
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In the 1990s NASCAR, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Menards formed the Motorsports Alliance to build a new track in the Chicago area. After plans at the DuPage Airport and in Plano fell through, the group partnered with Route 66 Raceway in Joliet in 1999, and the 1.5-mile tri-oval opened in 2001. Low attendance ended major racing after 2019, and apart from a 2023 SuperMotocross race the track sat mostly quiet. In 2025 NASCAR announced the Cup Series would return to Chicagoland in 2026 and 2027.
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eero 400
07-05-26 · NASCAR Cup Series · HBO Max, TNT Sports
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NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series Race at Chicagoland
07-04-26 · NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series · CW
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Ashley Furniture 150
07-03-26 · ARCA · FS1
Joliet, IL 60433
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