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Road Atlanta

Anything But Petit

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta's 2.540-mile course has remained unchanged since 1998 and has presented teams, drivers, and the world's automotive giants with one final challenge to end their season in the form of the 10-hour long sports car race; Petit Le Mans. 


The track's dramatic elevation changes present to drivers walls of tarmac that they must scale before cresting a blind apex and descending into the esses -- where championships have been lost more often than won. A short straight deeper into the forests reveals a pair of right-handed turns that place the driver back on their way home with the track's best passing opportunity leaving you one more moment to catch your breath before dropping into the front stretch to start it all over again.

PROGRAMS AT ROAD ATLANTA

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KEYS TO ROAD ATLANTA

Getting There

The most popular option for reaching Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta is to fly into Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) and then driving north east to Braselton, GA.

Hotels

Perhaps the definitive place to stay when experiencing Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta is the Chateau Elan Winery & Resort. Complete with an array of dining options, a trio of golf courses, and more, the Chateau is a staple of any trip to Road Atlanta and hosts IMSA's annual Award's Banquet.

Dress In Layers

Morning temperatures can be cold but as the sun continues to rise, so does the heat. Be prepared to spend time inside and outside throughout the day.

Other Points

Michelin Raceway plays host to the final round of the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup: Petit Le Mans. This ten-hour race brought many of the cars and drivers from Europe's 24 Hours of Le Mans and the challenging nature of the course has made Petit Le Mans a favorite for fans and drivers alike.

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