Michigan International Speedway, located in Brooklyn, Michigan, is a 2-mile D-shaped oval known for its wide racing surface and high speeds. With 18-degree banking in the turns and wide lanes, the track encourages multiple racing lines and side-by-side competition. Michigan has been a key venue on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar since 1969 and hosts two annual Cup races, including a popular summer event and a playoff race. The track is renowned for its fast, open racing and strategic drafting battles. Its layout and surface provide exciting racing with plenty of passing opportunities, making Michigan a favorite among drivers and fans alike.