Utah's Asphalt Canvas
A Chronicle of Speed and Innovation: Exploring the dynamic history, diverse track layouts, and thrilling records of a premier motorsports destination.
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Facility Overview
The Venue
Burt Brothers Motorpark, formerly known as Utah Motorsports Campus and Miller Motorsports Park, is a significant motorsports facility situated in Grantsville, Utah, United States. It is renowned for its extensive and varied track configurations, making it a versatile venue for a wide array of racing disciplines and corporate events.
Inaugural Operations
The facility officially opened its gates on April 1, 2006, following a groundbreaking ceremony on April 26, 2005. Constructed at a substantial cost of US$100 million, it was designed by the esteemed motorsport architect Alan Wilson. Its initial operation under the name Miller Motorsports Park quickly established it as a premier destination.
Global Track Length
The Burt Brothers Motorpark is distinguished by its exceptionally long main circuit. The Full Course measures 7.220 km (4.486 miles), placing it among a select group of permanent motor racing circuits worldwide that exceed 7.000 km in length, alongside legendary venues like the Nรผrburgring Nordschleife, The Bend Motorsport Park, and Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.
Evolution of Ownership and Identity
Ownership Transitions
Initially developed and operated by the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies, the facility's lease was not renewed in 2015. Subsequently, it was acquired by Mitime Investment and Development Group, a subsidiary of the Chinese automotive manufacturer Geely, in October 2015. This transition led to a rebranding as the Utah Motorsports Campus.
Name Changes
The venue has undergone several name changes reflecting its ownership and branding evolution:
- Miller Motorsports Park: April 2006 โ October 2015
- Utah Motorsports Campus: November 2015 โ March 2025
- Burt Brothers Motorpark: April 2025 โ Present
Industry Recognition
In recognition of its world-class facilities and operational excellence, the venue was honored as the Motorsport Facility of the Year by the Professional Motorsport World Expo in Cologne, Germany, in November 2006. This award underscored its immediate impact and high standards within the global motorsports community.
Diverse Track Configurations
Full Course
The primary and most extensive configuration, the Full Course, is an asphalt circuit designed for a wide range of racing disciplines. It features a significant number of turns, demanding precision and endurance from drivers and riders.
Outer Course
The Outer Course offers a different challenge, utilizing a portion of the main circuit but reconfigured to create a distinct racing layout. It is frequently used for events requiring a balance of speed and technicality.
East Course
The East Course is a more compact configuration, often favored for its technical demands and suitability for certain classes of racing and driver training programs.
West Course
Complementing the other layouts, the West Course provides yet another variation, typically characterized by its specific sequence of turns and length, catering to different racing series and testing requirements.
Signature Motorsports Events
Current Engagements
The venue continues to attract prominent racing series, hosting significant events that draw international attention and provide thrilling competition.
- Formula D: (2022โPresent) - A premier drifting championship.
- Porsche Sprint Challenge North America USA West: (2022โPresent) - Featuring Porsche one-make racing.
Historical Significance
Over its operational history, the circuit has been a staple for numerous prestigious national and international racing championships, contributing significantly to the sport's calendar.
- American Le Mans Series: (2006โ2010) - Hosted the Utah Grand Prix.
- Superbike World Championship (World SBK): (2008โ2012) - A key international motorcycle racing series.
- Rolex Sports Car Series: (2006โ2010) - Part of the North American endurance racing scene.
- Pirelli World Challenge: (2006โ2008, 2010โ2012, 2014โ2018) - A popular GT and touring car series.
- MotoAmerica: (2006โ2008, 2011โ2013, 2015โ2019) - The premier motorcycle road racing championship in the US.
- ARCA Menards Series West: (2007โ2014, 2016, 2020) - A significant stock car racing series.
- Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series: (2010โ2018) - Featured high-octane off-road truck racing.
- Nitro Rallycross: (2021) - Hosted inaugural events for this extreme motorsport discipline.
Benchmark Lap Records
Fastest Laps Recorded
The venue's diverse track configurations have seen numerous speed records set across various motorsport categories. Below are some of the notable fastest official race lap records achieved on its asphalt circuits.
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References
References
- World Superbike And AMA To Run Different Courses During 2008 Event At Miller roadracingworld.com retrieved on September 14, 2007
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