How big is Charlotte Motor Speedway?

A lap of Charlotte Motor Speedway is 1.5 miles (2.414 km). The Coca-Cola 600 is 400 laps, 600 miles (966 km) in all.

miles a lap: 1.5
km a lap: 2.414
laps: 400
miles race: 600
turns: 4
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Built in under a year

It was built in less than 11 months. It hosts the Coca-Cola 600 each May, 400 laps of its quad-oval.

How it compares

6.00×a lap of Bowman Gray Stadium, the shortest
≈ 1×about the same length as a lap of Homestead-Miami Speedway
97%of a lap of EchoPark Speedway
56%of a lap of Talladega Superspeedway, the longest

Questions people ask

How long is a lap of Charlotte Motor Speedway?

1.5 miles (2.414 km).

How many laps is the Coca-Cola 600?

400 laps, 600 miles (966 km).

What kind of track is Charlotte Motor Speedway?

An intermediate track, an oval between one and two miles long.

How steep are the banks at Charlotte Motor Speedway?

24 degrees in the turns.