Crandon, Wisconsin, USA

Description

Ever since 1970, the town of Crandon, Wisconsin has been home to the World Championship Off-Road Races, short course off-road racing's premier event, every Labor Day weekend. After first running on a course of more than 25 miles, Crandon International Raceway was soon built, and ever since has served as short course's answer to tracks like Daytona and Indianapolis.

With a 1.5-mile full layout and 1.25-mile shorter layout, Crandon's elevation changes, high-flying jumps, and final hairpin corner have produced more than their fair share of dramatic finishes over the years. From Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Famers like Walker Evans and Rob MacCachren, to legendary off-road dynasties like the Greaves, LeDuc, and Crandon's own Flannery families, only the best of the best have secured World Cup wins at Crandon.

Full

Layout	Length	Pit-Road	Grid	Misc	Sim Dates
	1.61 km	Limit: 48.3 km/h	Max Cars: 60	Has short parade lap: ❌	Opens: 2020-04-01
crandon full	Corners: 8	Pit-Stalls: 13	Grid-Stalls: 60	Has night lightning: ❌	Closes: 2020-10-31

Short

Layout	Length	Pit-Road	Grid	Misc	Sim Dates
	1.61 km	Limit: 48.3 km/h	Max Cars: 60	Has short parade lap: ❌	Opens: 2020-04-01
crandon short	Corners: 4	Pit-Stalls: 13	Grid-Stalls: 60	Has night lightning: ❌	Closes: 2020-10-31