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Circuit
Toledo Speedway is a half-mile paved oval in Toledo, Ohio. The track opened in 1960 and was paved in 1964, and it is owned by ARCA president Ron Drager, serving as the sister facility to Flat Rock Speedway in Michigan. Its four turns carry banking of roughly 12 to 13 degrees in turns one and two and 11 degrees in turns three and four. Because the circuit is owned by ARCA, it reliably anchors the ARCA Menards Series and ARCA Menards Series East schedules, and it also welcomes the USAC Silver Crown Series for the Rollie Beale Classic, the ASA STARS National Tour for the Glass City 200, and the ARCA/CRA Super Series. Weekly action features sportsman cars on the half-mile plus figure-eight, factory stock and four-cylinder classes on an inner quarter-mile, and the venue stages winged sprint and super-modified shows billed as the "fastest short track show in the world." Toledo is distinctive for the foam blocks that line its racing surface rather than the concrete walls common at other short tracks. When NASCAR purchased ARCA in 2018, Drager retained personal ownership of the speedway.
Operated by: ARCA (Automobile Racing Club of America)
A half-mile paved oval with four turns, paved in 1964. Banking runs about 12-13 degrees in turns one and two and 11 degrees in turns three and four, and the track edge is lined with distinctive foam blocks rather than concrete walls.