With 1,600 acres in the northeast portion of the Las Vegas Valley, the "Diamond in the Desert" has been deemed the most remarkable race complex in the world. Sports Illustrated called it the "Racing Capital of the West."
 
With more than a dozen different venues at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, ranging from go-karts to NASCAR Nationwide Cup Race at the 1.5-mile superspeedway, there's something for everyone at the complex.
 
Short track programs include the Bullring (a 3/8-mile paved oval), road courses, a dirt track, and a state-of-the-art dragway.On any given weekend, there is activity in virtually every portion of the facility.
 
Simply put, if it has wheels, it can be raced at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. And with the many racing schools like the Richard Petty Driving Experience, 600 Racing, the Mario Andretti Racing School and fans can do more than watch racing.