List of IMSA GT Championship circuits explained

The IMSA GT Championship raced on 44 different circuits in its 28-year history.

Circuit	Type	Location	Seasons	Races	Map
Atlanta Motor Speedway	Roval	Hampton, Georgia		1
Brainerd International Raceway Donnybrooke Speedway	Race circuit	Brainerd, Minnesota	, –	8
Bridgehampton Circuit	Race circuit	Bridgehampton, New York		1
Bryar Motorsports Park	Race circuit	Loudon, New Hampshire		1
Charlotte Motor Speedway	Roval	Concord, North Carolina	,, –	8
Columbus street circuit^[1] ^[2]	Street circuit	Columbus, Ohio	–	4
Dallas street circuit	Street circuit	Dallas, Texas		1
Daytona International Speedway	Roval	Daytona Beach, Florida	–	53^[3]
Del Mar Fairgrounds	Street circuit	Del Mar, California	–	6
Firebird International Raceway	Race circuit	Chandler, Arizona		1
Halifax street circuit	Street circuit	Halifax, Nova Scotia		1
Hallett Motor Racing Circuit	Race circuit	Hallett, Oklahoma	–	3
Heartland Park Topeka	Race circuit	Topeka, Kansas	–	3
	Race circuit	Mexico City, Mexico		1
Indianapolis Raceway Park	Race circuit	Clermont, Indiana	,	2
Laguna Seca Raceway	Race circuit	Monterey, California	–,, –, –	24^[4]
Las Vegas Motor Speedway	Roval	Clark County, Nevada	–	2
Lime Rock Park	Race circuit	Lakeville, Connecticut	–	34^[5]
Long Beach street circuit	Street circuit	Long Beach, California	–	2
Meadowlands street circuit	Street circuit	East Rutherford, New Jersey		1
Miami street circuit	Street circuit	Miami, Florida	–	11
Michigan International Speedway	Roval	Brooklyn, Michigan		1
Mid-America Raceway	Race circuit	Wentzville, Missouri	,	2
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course	Race circuit	Troy Township, Morrow County, Ohio	–, –	26^[6]
Mosport International Raceway	Race circuit	Bowmanville, Ontario	, –, –, –	13
New Orleans street circuit	Street circuit	New Orleans, Louisiana	–,	3
Ontario Motor Speedway	Roval	Ontario, California	,	2
Phoenix International Raceway	Roval	Phoenix, Arizona	–	4
Pikes Peak International Raceway	Roval	Fountain, Colorado		1
Pocono Raceway	Roval	Long Pond, Pennsylvania	, –, –	8
Portland International Raceway	Race circuit	Portland, Oregon	–	17
Road America	Race circuit	Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin	–	15
Road Atlanta	Race circuit	Braselton, Georgia	–, –	35^[7]
Riverside International Raceway	Race circuit	Riverside, California	, –	10
San Antonio street circuit	Street circuit	San Antonio, Texas	–	4
Sears Point Raceway	Race circuit	Sonoma, California	–, –	18
Sebring International Raceway	Race circuit	Sebring, Florida	, –	27^[8]
Summit Point Raceway	Race circuit	Summit Point, West Virginia	,, –	5
Talladega Superspeedway	Roval	Talladega, Alabama	–, –,	6
Tampa street circuit	Street circuit	Tampa, Florida	–	2
Texas World Speedway	Roval	College Station, Texas	, –	3
Virginia International Raceway	Race circuit	Danville, Virginia	–	2
Watkins Glen International Raceway	Race circuit	Watkins Glen, New York	, –	24^[9]
West Palm Beach street circuit	Street circuit	West Palm Beach, Florida	–	6

External links

• Racing Sports Cars IMSA archive
• World Sports Racing Prototypes IMSA archive

Notes and References

1. Web site: Columbus. 2 July 2022.
2. Web site: Rememer When Downton Was Transformed Into A Racetrack? A Look Back At The Columbus 500. 2 July 2022.
3. Held two races in 1972, 1974, 1984–86, and 1996; held three races in 1973 and 1975–83.
4. Held two races in 1976 and 1977.
5. Held two races in 1986–92.
6. Held two races in 1975–77 and 1982.
7. Held two races in 1976–82, 1987, 1991, and 1998.
8. Held two races in 1997 and 1998.
9. Held two races in 1984–91.