Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park)is one of America’s premier multiple use race facility. Constructed in the late 1950s and opened for business in 1960, the facility features a quarter mile drag strip that is home to the NHRA Nationals every Labor Day weekend, a 2.5 mile road course (now inoperative) where Mario Andretti scored his very first USAC National Championship win and a .686 mile oval that has hosted the "Night Before the 500" USAC midget race along with various USAC midget, sprint car and Silver Crown events and the NASCAR Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series. In 2017, the track also hosted rallycross for the first time, with Scott Speed and Tanner Foust finishing 1-2 for the Volkswagen Andretti team; that layout was one of iRacing’s first rallycross track releases.