Indianapolis Motor Speedway track map and corner workbook

Also known as IMS and the Brickyard.

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course track map, cover page: the whole 2.44 mi lap with all 14 turns numbered and the start/finish marked.
Cover Map · 1 / 15 Click the page to open it big. Arrow keys turn pages.
Place
Indianapolis, IN
Length
2.44 mi2.43 mi measured
Turns
14
Direction
clockwise
Layout
Road Course
Pages
15
Download the workbook (PDF, 363 KB) Notes pages, front and back (PDF, 97 KB) Every page as SVG

15 printable pages, US Letter landscape, one-sided. Print it, scribble on it, share it.

This workbook: 15 pages, fits a 1 in binder.

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About the Indianapolis Motor Speedway track map

Indianapolis Motor Speedway, in Indianapolis, Indiana: the Road Course is 2.44 miles long with 14 turns, run clockwise. This free workbook has the whole lap on a cover map and a page for each of the 14 turns: 15 pages, US Letter landscape, as a PDF and as SVG files you can edit. Its notes pages are a separate PDF, to print front and back. Map version v1.0.

License: CC BY-SA 4.0. Free forever. Print it, scribble on it, share it.

  • Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
The kerbs

Red strips mark the kerbs: marked by hand from the aerial photo on some corners, estimated from the corner's shape on the rest (the README in the download says which). Not for navigation; verify references on site.

Download the Indianapolis Motor Speedway map files

All files (19)

Every page is an editable vector SVG, the notes pages too. The PDF is the workbook in print order: the cover, then every turn. The notes pages are their own PDF, right under the workbook button.

How to use this workbook

  1. Print it. It's made for regular US Letter paper, landscape, so any home printer works. Print as many as you want. It's free.
  2. Learn the lap. The cover shows the whole track with every turn numbered. Know the order before you show up, so your first session isn't spent figuring out where the track goes.
  3. Go corner by corner. Every turn gets its own page. Walk the track if you can, or watch an onboard, and mark it up: your brake point, turn-in, apex and where you get back on the gas. Scribble all over it. That's what it's for.
  4. Write it down after every session. The notes pages are their own download, right under the workbook. Print them front and back, as many as you want, and while it's still fresh, jot down what worked, what didn't and what you want to try next time out.
  5. Bring it back. Keep it with your gear. Next time you're at that track, pick up right where you left off.

Rather type than write? Every page also comes as an SVG file you can open and edit in a drawing program before you print.

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