World Wide Technology Raceway

The World Wide Technology Raceway (WWTRaceway) is the longest race track in the US. It is located near Columbus Ohio and it covers around 14,000 acres.

The raceway was built by Walter R. Watson in 1938 and is now the only racing track in the country that is open year round.

 It is owned by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and operated by The Ohio Turnpike Commission. The raceway has hosted many races including the Indy Car Racing Series.

The raceway is also famous for hosting many world famous car brands and their models. These brands include Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, GMC, Ford, Honda and Nissan.