Virginia International Raceway

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Virginia International Raceway
Virginia International Raceway logo.png
Virginia International Raceway - Full Course.svg
Full Course (1957–1974, 2000–present)
Location Alton, Virginia, United States
Time zone UTC-5 (UTC-4 DST)
Coordinates 36°33′42″N79°12′17″W / 36.56167°N 79.20472°W / 36.56167; -79.20472
FIA Grade 2
Opened3 August 1957;67 years ago (1957-08-03)
Re-opened: March 2000;24 years ago (2000-03)
Closed1974
ArchitectHooper D. Johnson
Major eventsCurrent:
IMSA SportsCar Championship
Michelin GT Challenge at VIR
(1957–1964, 1971–1972, 2002–present)
GT World Challenge America
(2002, 2008, 2010, 2017–present)
Trans-Am Series
(1966, 2002, 2009–2011, 2013–present)
Future:
MotoAmerica (2001–2010, 2015–2019, 2021–2022, 2025)
Former:
SCCA Runoffs (2019, 2022–2023)
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Biscuitville 125 (2013–2016)
Full Course (1957–1974, 2000–present)
SurfaceAsphalt
Length3.270 miles (5.262 km)
Turns17
Race lap record1:36.112 ( Flag of Germany.svg Lucas Luhr, HPD ARX-03a, 2012, LMP1)
Grand East Course (2003–present)
Length4.200 miles (6.759 km)
Turns25
Grand West Course (2003–present)
Length4.100 miles (6.598 km)
Turns28
North Course (2000–present)
Length2.250 miles (3.621 km)
Turns17
Race lap record1:19.843 ( Flag of the United States.svg Kenton Koch, Élan DP02, 2015, Prototype Lites)
South Course (2000–present)
Length1.650 miles (2.655 km)
Turns12
Patriot Course (2003–present)
Length1.100 miles (1.770 km)
Turns12

Virginia International Raceway (VIR) is a race track located in Alton, Virginia, near Danville. It is less than a half-mile from the North Carolina/Virginia border just outside Milton, North Carolina, on the banks of the Dan River. VIR hosts amateur and professional automobile and motorcycle events, driving schools, club days, and private test rentals.

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History

Pit road during 2008 Grand-Am race VirginiaInternationalRacewayPit Road.jpg
Pit road during 2008 Grand-Am race

The track originally opened August 3, 1957, and was created by a group of men using a bulldozer. The track had been closed from 1974 prior to its reopening in March 2000. [1] The track was reopened in 2000 by New Yorker Harvey Siegel and Connie Nyholm using a "country club" model. Memberships to the track are sold. Each member of the VIR Club receives track time on member days, tickets to all spectator events, and other benefits. VIR's membership model has since been followed by other racetracks across the United States.

There have been at least four deaths in track history, with three fatalities coming since the reopening of the facility. The most recent death was that of 14-year-old Toriano Wilson in a US Rookie Cup motorcycle race in August 2008. [2]

The track hosted the SCCA National Sports Car Championship from its opening in 1957 until the series' demise in 1964. The IMSA GT Championship visited VIR in 1971 and 1972. After its re-opening, the AMA Superbike Championship held races at VIR from 2001 until 2010 on the North Course. The Rolex Sports Car Series utilized the Full Course from 2002 through 2011. The American Le Mans Series used the Full Course configuration for its inaugural event at VIR in September 2012 where a new track record was set by Klaus Graf driving the Muscle Milk LMP1 car. [3]

Driving a Maserati 450S, Carroll Shelby won the feature race on the track’s inaugural weekend in August 1957. The list of other well-known drivers who raced at VIR during its first incarnation includes Briggs Cunningham, Walt Hansgen, Roger Penske, Mark Donohue, Richard Petty, Bob Holbert, Augie Pabst, Curtis Turner, Dick Thompson, Peter Revson, Wendell Scott, Bob Tullius, Janet Guthrie, Skip Barber, Ricky Rudd, Gene Felton, Denise McCluggage, Hurley Haywood, Brock Yates, Don Yenko, Lance Reventlow, Dan Gurney and Parnelli Jones. [4]

The track hosts many events throughout the year, including the annual Gold Cup Historic Race as well as AMA races, ChampCar Endurance Series, SCCA, NASCAR K&N Pro Series East, NASCAR test days, and local car club events. Various driving training classes are available on the paved and unpaved (off-road) courses. The site also hosts a go kart track.

Since 2014, VIR has hosted a GT only race in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

Track description

VIR offers five track configurations, of which two can be run simultaneously. The "Full Course" is 3.270 mi (5.263 km) in length while the "Patriot Course" stretches for 1.100 mi (1.770 km) entirely inside the Full Course. The "North Course" is 2.250 mi (3.621 km) long and the "South Course" covers a distance of 1.650 mi (2.655 km). Both consist of a portion of the "Full Course" and short connecting sections that connect to portions of the "Patriot Course" to produce the two courses that can run simultaneously. There is a second pit complex that is used only when running the "South Course". The longest configuration, "Grand East Course", is 4.200 mi (6.759 km) long, and combines most of the "Full Course" and most of the "Patriot Course" by means of two of the short sections of connecting track used to make the "South Course" and "North Course". There is also another, seldom run, long configuration called the "Grand West Course" that uses the other two short connecting sections between the "Full Course" and the "Patriot Course." Car and Driver magazine has an annual test of fast cars called "The Lightning Lap" using the "Grand West Course". [5] Since the Patriot course is contained completely inside the Full Course, they can be run simultaneously.

The "Full Course" is the most common configuration. One of the most notable sections of the course, second only to "Oak Tree" (T11), are the "Climbing Esses" which consist of an initial left up-hill (T7), followed by a right which crests at the apex then dropping slightly into a left (T8) which again crests at the apex dropping slightly, and then up into a final right (T9). The complexity and difficulty of this section is multiplied by the incredible entry speed because of a straight section leading into the Climbing Esses. This is followed by a cresting blind left hand turn (T10), "South Bend", that finishes in a steep downward slope. Another signature section is the "Roller Coaster" (T14) which is a scaled-down mirror image to the famed "Corkscrew" at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.

There are two main straights on the track. The front straight is approximately 3,000 ft (910 m) long while the back straight is approximately 4,000 ft (1,200 m) long. While the back straight is 33% longer, the front straight is where higher speeds are reached since "Hog Pen" (T17) leads onto it and is a much faster corner than "Oak Tree" (T11), which leads onto the longer back straight. There is 130 ft (40 m) of elevation change throughout the course.

Some of the raceway's other named curves include "Oak Tree", "Horse Shoe", "NASCAR Bend" (because NASCAR drivers Richard Petty, David Pearson and Wendell Scott had difficulties there during a 1966 Trans Am race), "Snake", "Spiral", "Fish Hook", and "The Bitch".

Other configurations

Events

Current
Future
Former

Lap records

As of August 2024, the fastest official race lap records at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) are listed as:

CategoryTimeDriverVehicleEvent
Full Grand Prix Road Course: 5.262 km (1957–1974, 2000–present) [6]
LMP1 1:36.112 Lucas Luhr HPD ARX-03a 2012 American Le Mans Series VIR 240
LMP2 1:39.393 Martin Plowman Morgan LMP2 2012 American Le Mans Series VIR 240
LMP900 1:39.618 [7] Didier Theys Dallara SP1 2002 VIR 500
LM GTE 1:40.638 Earl Bamber Porsche 911 RSR 2019 Oak Tree Grand Prix
LMP3 1:40.735 [8] Garett Grist Ligier JS P320 2021 Virginia IMSA Prototype Challenge round
LMPC 1:41.608 [9] [10] Colin Braun Oreca FLM09 2014 Oak Tree Grand Prix
Formula Atlantic 1:41.817 [11] [12] David Grant Swift 016.a 2017 Virginia Atlantic Championship round
DP 1:42.878 [13] Max Angelelli Dallara DP01 2009 Bosch Engineering 250 at VIR
TA1 1:43.502 [14] Connor Zilisch Chevrolet Camaro Trans-Am 2023 Virginia Trans-Am round
Lamborghini Super Trofeo 1:43.715 [15] Sandy Mitchell Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo Evo 2019 Virginia Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America round
Formula Regional 1:44.015 [16] Mathias Soler-Obel Ligier JS F3 2019 Virginia F3 Americas round
GT3 1:44.150 [17] Loris Spinelli Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo 2022 Virginia GT World Challenge America round
LMP675 1:45.289 [7] Terry Borcheller Lola B2K/40 2002 VIR 500
Porsche Carrera Cup 1:46.726 [18] Sebastian Priaulx Porsche 911 (992) GT3 Cup 2021 Virginia Porsche Carrera Cup North America round
Star Mazda 1:46.998 [19] Adam Christodoulou Star Formula Mazda 'Pro' 2009 Virginia Star Mazda round
Ferrari Challenge 1:49.615 [20] Cooper MacNeil Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo 2021 Virginia Ferrari Challenge North America round
Stock car racing 1:49.931 [21] Joe Nemechek Toyota Camry 2024 Virginia NASCAR Classic round
TA2 1:49.934 [22] Connor Zilisch Chevrolet Camaro Trans-Am 2023 Virginia Trans-Am round
US F2000 1:50.298 [23] Spencer Pigot Van Diemen DP08 2012 Virginia USF2000 round
GT1 (GTS) 1:50.943 [24] Ken Wilden Chevrolet Corvette C5-R 2003 VIR 400
SRO GT2 1:51.706 [25] C.J. Moses Audi R8 LMS GT2 2022 Virginia GT America round
American GT 1:52.502 [7] Tommy Riggins Ford Mustang 2002 VIR 500
GT4 1:52.740 [26] Ross Gunn Aston Martin AMR Vantage GT4 2019 Virginia Is For Racing Lovers Grand Prix
Formula 4 1:53.073 [27] Christian Rasmussen Crawford F4-16 2018 Virginia F4 United States round
GT 1:53.375 [7] João Barbosa Mosler MT900R 2002 VIR 500
TCR Touring Car 1:54.604 [28] Michael James Lewis Hyundai i30 N TCR 2018 Grand Prix of Virginia presented by Audi Sport
USF Juniors 1:54.619 [29] Jack Jeffers Tatuus JR-23 2023 Cooper Tires VIR Grand Prix
Formula BMW 1:56.217 [30] Giancarlo Vilarinho Mygale FB02 2009 Virginia Formula BMW Americas round
Mazda MX-5 Cup 2:06.481 [31] Jared Thomas Mazda MX-5 (ND) 2024 Virginia Mazda MX-5 Cup round
Toyota GR Cup 2:06.728 [32] Lucas Weisenberg Toyota GR86 2023 Virginia Toyota GR Cup North America round
Group 7 2:08.400 [33] Bob Nagel McKee Mk.7 1968 SCCA National Championship Races
Group 3 2:14.400 [34] Ed Lowther [a]
Bob Grossman [a] 		Shelby Cobra 427 [a] 1967 SCCA Northeast Division National Championship Sports Car Races
North Course: 3.621 km (2000–present)
Prototype Lites 1:19.843 [35] Kenton Koch Élan DP02 2015 Virginia IMSA Prototype Lites round
Superbike 1:23.834 [36] Jake Gagne Yamaha YZF-R1 2021 Virginia MotoAmerica Superbike round
Supersport 1:26.206 [37] J. D. Beach Yamaha YZF-R6 2018 Virginia MotoAmerica Supersport round
Twins Cup 1:30.632 [38] Hayden Schultz Yamaha YZF-R7 2022 Virginia MotoAmerica Twins round
Supersport 300 1:36.493 [39] Alex Dumas KTM RC 390 R 2018 Virginia MotoAmerica Junior Cup round

Testing

The track is frequently used for test sessions by NASCAR teams. The teams use the road course to test their road course cars for the Watkins Glen International and Sonoma Raceway races. Since the track is not currently active on the principal NASCAR circuit (Trucks, Xfinity and Cup), a practice session is not charged against their allotment.

The track is also used by various manufacturers in testing of new or updated vehicles.

Celebrities at VIR

Several celebrities have visited VIR. In 2010, part of a special episode of the British television show Top Gear was filmed at the raceway and aired later that year as a part of season 16.

Country music superstar Reba McEntire visited the raceway in 2012 when her son took part in the race. [40]

In early October 2013 actor Patrick Dempsey, a star of Grey's Anatomy , and former athlete and reality-TV star Caitlyn Jenner raced at the track. [41]

Video games and simulators

All six configurations are featured in racing simulators Automobilista , rFactor 2 , and iRacing .

VIR is featured in Forza Motorsport 6 as part of the Porsche Expansion Pack released on March 1, 2016. The track is featured with all six of its layouts, as well as daytime, nighttime, dry, and wet conditions. It is also featured in Forza Motorsport 7, released in October 2017.

VIR's North Course is featured in the video games Supercar Challenge and Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli .

All layouts of VIR were scratch built as a mod for Kunos Simulazioni's racing simulation Assetto Corsa.

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Both drivers took the same lap time independently.

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