Trans-Am Tracks Codexery

A source-cited reference to trans-am tracks

Trans-Am Tracks (20)

• Addison Airport — Public airport in Addison, Texas, with a toll tunnel under the runway.
• Autobahn Country Club — First purpose-built motorsports country club in the United States.
• Barber Motorsports Park — Racing facility with a world-class motorcycle museum in Alabama.
• Bridgehampton Race Circuit — A demanding permanent road course on Long Island.
• Edmonton International Speedway — Multi-track facility hosting Can-Am, Trans-Am, and drag racing.
• Fair Park — Historic exposition grounds and cultural hub in Dallas.
• Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport — Puerto Rico airport that hosted a 2003 Trans-Am race.
• Grand Sierra Resort — Reno hotel-casino with a large casino floor and entertainment venues.
• Marlboro Motor Raceway — A defunct Maryland track that hosted SCCA, NASCAR, and motorcycle events.
• Minneapolis street circuit — A charity-driven Trans-Am street circuit in Minneapolis, 1996–1998.
• NASA Crows Landing Airport — Former Navy airfield, now closed, slated for business park redevelopment.
• Nashville Street Circuit — Street circuit crossing the Cumberland River on a bridge straight.
• Naval Training Center San Diego — Former Navy boot camp, now Liberty Station mixed-use community.
• Nelson Ledges Road Course — Pioneering amateur racing facility with a storied 24-hour race history.
• NOLA Motorsports Park — Louisiana motorsports facility with FIA Grade 2 road course.
• Naval Air Station Olathe — Former Navy base in Kansas, now New Century AirCenter.
• Pacific Raceways — Pacific Raceways hosted Trans-Am rounds from 1967 through 1984.
• Phoenix Street Circuit — Short-lived Formula One street circuit in downtown Phoenix.
• Pikes Peak International Raceway — Once the fastest 1-mile paved oval anywhere.
• Pittsburgh International Race Complex — Road course in Pennsylvania hosting Trans-Am and MotoAmerica.