Having visited Daytona International Speedway recently, it makes me appreciate this gem even more. While it may be tougher to take in all the track than at Daytona, the smaller crowds make it a much nicer venue to visit. I've driven on the track, flagged for SCCA and Grand Am races at LRP, and attended professional races as a spectator... More

Here you can actually mingle with the great crop of current racers from the national and international level More

It brought back so many memories of races my brother-in-law and I went to at the track. More

It's always fun to go to the races especially when you are sitting in the scenic western part of Connecticut. More

Lime Rock is legendary. A demanding, relatively short, race course that has brought out the A-list of racing talent, Lime Rock is perfect for spectating and bringing kids - you never know who you might see in the paddock --and there is unlimited good seating (on the grass) for watching the wild and wooly races. Even NASCAR comes to Lime... More

Attended the Vintage Festival on Sept. 3rd. Lime Rock Park is a beautiful setting for a race course. Bring a chair and a picnic lunch and sit on the hill overlooking the track. It was also great that you can see the cars up close when they're not racing. More

A classic, seven-turn, 1.53 mile road racing course located on a park-like setting in the Litchfield Hills of northwest Connecticut. There’s no seating or grandstands at lime Rock, so racing fans bring their own picnic blankets or chairs and watch the action from the lush green hillsides inside the track. Race events include the Grand-Am combined Daytona Prototype/GT-Series, the American... More