Homestead Miami Speedway

Homestead Miami Speedway is a groundbreaking facility, located in Homestead, Florida. It was established in 1992 after the devastation of Hurricane Andrew, to assist in the city's revitalization.

The speedway covers over four hundred acres, bringing world class level, motor-type sports to the area. Its facilities include a one and a half mile, oval shaped track and a more than two mile road type course, both of which handle Grand-Am Rolex, IndyCar and top level NASCAR championships and races.

Homestead Miami Speedway offers state of the art special, customized and other rental facilities to assist drivers and other customers. A third modified course and karting track allows event organizers to add additional interest. A huge media center enables national and world access to races from its multiple grandstands within a short distance of the paddock areas, garages and pits.

Visitors to Homestead Miami Speedway enjoy first class entertainment during races with a large lake and full-facility beach. Concessions and cafe areas offer indoor and outdoor dining experiences, though picnicking is equally as popular. Varied programs allow community organizations and small groups to try their hands at track driving, karting and track tours. In fact, many of these programs are very affordable and include catering, championship ceremonies and photo memorabilia.

Throughout the year, the speedway's club facilities host private events. Full service and catered weddings, reunions, company functions, banquets, tradeshows, press conferences, charitable events and theme type parties are quite often held in its huge conference center.