Homestead-Miami main road course map
Homestead-Miami Speedway in Homestead, Florida, has a road course that Wikipedia lists at 2.210 miles with 13 turns.
The speedway is a 1.5-mile oval, and the road course uses parts of the oval and a purpose-built infield section. The Wikimedia Commons map of this layout shows 2.18 miles and 15 numbered corners.
Homestead road facts
| Location | Homestead, Florida. 1 Ralph Sanchez Speedway Boulevard, Homestead, FL 33035. Wikipedia |
|---|---|
| Opened | November 3, 1995. Wikipedia |
| Length | 2.210 mi (3.556 km), per Wikipedia. The Wikimedia Commons map of this layout shows 2.18 mi (3.512 km). Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons main road course map |
| Turns | 13, per Wikipedia. The Commons map numbers 15 corners. Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons main road course map |
| Other configurations | Wikipedia lists a Modified Road Course, in use since 1997, at 2.300 miles with 11 turns. Formula E used a 2.206-mile, 15-turn layout in 2025. Wikipedia |
| Major series | NASCAR Cup, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, and Truck Series races on the oval. Wikipedia |
| Official site | homesteadmiamispeedway.com Homestead-Miami Speedway |
| Sticker | A single is $6.99 and a five-pack is $32.99. TrackOutline price |
Questions
How long is the Homestead-Miami road course?
2.210 miles (3.556 km), per Wikipedia. The Wikimedia Commons map of the same layout, which the sticker follows, shows 2.18 miles (3.512 km).
How many turns does the Homestead-Miami road course have?
13 turns, per Wikipedia. The Wikimedia Commons map numbers 15 corners.
What races are held at the Homestead-Miami road course?
Formula E held the Miami ePrix on a 2.206-mile road layout there in 2025.
When did Homestead-Miami Speedway open?
1995. The speedway opened on November 3, 1995.
Where is Homestead-Miami Speedway?
1 Ralph Sanchez Speedway Boulevard, Homestead, Florida 33035.
Does Homestead-Miami have other road course layouts?
Yes. Wikipedia lists a Modified Road Course, in use since 1997, at 2.300 miles with 11 turns.
The layout
Wikipedia lists the original road course, in use since 1995, at 2.210 miles with 13 turns. It also lists a Modified Road Course, in use since 1997, at 2.3 miles with 11 turns.
Our outline follows the Wikimedia Commons map of the original road course. That map gives the length as 2.18 miles and numbers 15 corners.
This is the layout on the Homestead road outline sticker.
History
Promoter Ralph Sanchez started planning a permanent home for the Grand Prix of Miami in 1991. The city of Homestead, recovering from Hurricane Andrew, landed the project, and the complex was finished in 1995. The track was reshaped from a rectangle into an oval in 1997.
The city owns the speedway and NASCAR operates it.
The Homestead road sticker
The outline above is our Homestead road sticker: a white UV DTF transfer on clear film, 4 inches on the longest side. A single is $6.99 and a five-pack is $32.99.
One sticker is about $12.28 with US shipping. The five-pack ships free, $6.60 a sticker.
Nearby and similar tracks
Sources
- Wikipedia: Homestead-Miami Speedway
- Wikimedia Commons main road course map
- Homestead-Miami Speedway
- TrackOutline price
- Wikidata
TrackOutline is not affiliated with Homestead-Miami Speedway road course. Track names are used to describe the circuit.
One sticker is about $12.28 with US shipping. The five-pack ships free, $6.60 a sticker.