Remember when we told you about SCCA Track Night in America® Driven by Tire Rack’s incredible 2026 schedule? Boasting 30 racetracks and more than 130 events, the calendar was amazing. Breathtaking. Astounding. Pick your adjective. Well, you’re about to have to pick yet another adjective because Track Night’s 2026 season just got even (more) better – because Track Night’s going to Road America this September!
Nestled in Wisconsin’s lush and picturesque Kettle Moraine, Road America is one of North America’s top racing circuits. It’s 4.048 miles and 14 turns of epic driving fury were carved into the rolling landscape in the 1950s, and American motorsport has never been the same. From Can-Am to Trans Am, IndyCar, NASCAR, and more (like the SCCA® National Championship Runoffs®) Road America has hosted the best series the world has to offer. The most talented drivers have also woven their way around Road Americas famous corners, namely the likes of Roger Penske, Mario Andretti, Bobby Rahal…and soon, YOU!
On Sept. 27, 2026, Track Night in America will host sessions for you and your friends (as well as soon-to-be friends) to experience Road America in all of its unabashed glory.
Never been on track before? Track Night is perfect for you! All you need is an approved helmet (like one of these found at Track Night’s Safety Store), a safe street car (just about any car will do), and the desire to have a blast.
Got tons of track experience? Track Night has a run group for you, too!
The point is: Everyone’s welcome!
Full-Throttle Experience
Track groups are increasingly rare at Road America when compared to other racing circuits, but the Track Night crew did manage to finagle some track time there late last year, too. Check out this driver taking full advantage of the situation in 2025:
Come one, come all (and also invite all your friends), because you definitely don’t want to miss the Sept. 27, 2026, Track Night in America Driven by Tire Rack event at Road America.
Registration for the Road America event will open on July 1, 2026. Keep an eye on tracknightinamerica.com for more information.
Photo by Adam Brooks
