BROOKLYN, Mich. (Jan. 28, 2010) — Michigan International Speedway is working with the NASCAR Foundation to gather monetary donations for Haiti relief. Michigan International Speedway will match total donations up to $15,000. Through “MIS Cares for Haiti,” race fans may make a donation by visiting the NASCAR Foundation online at https://foundation.nascar.com/NetCommunity/SSLPage.aspx?pid=1222&srcid=1222 from Friday, Jan. 29 through Thursday, Feb. 4. All money collected will be donated to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund for efforts to support Haiti. “The generosity of race fans will help provide people in Haiti more than immediate relief— they will receive resources, support and training from the American Red Cross that will help them thrive for years to ... FULL STORY »
Irish Hills track hosts partner event with help from NASCAR drivers A.J. Allmendinger, Colin Braun BROOKLYN, Mich. (Jan. 26, 2010) - With the attendance of corporate partners, NASCAR drivers, media and fans, Michigan International Speedway launched its 2010 ... FULL STORY »
Sprint Cup Series races at Michigan International Speedway will see more exciting racing in 2010 BROOKLYN, Mich. (Jan. 21, 2010) – Michigan International Speedway has long been a favorite among fans and drivers, creating some of ... FULL STORY »
Speedway’s charitable arm takes positive steps in first year BROOKLYN, Mich. (Jan. 19, 2010) — In its first year, Michigan International Speedway’s charitable arm, MIS Cares, took positive steps toward providing assistance to various organizations in 2009. MIS ... FULL STORY »
Voting takes place until Jan. 29 with winning logo announced in February BROOKLYN, Mich. (Dec. 18, 2009) — Fan appreciation is about the fans, so those closest to the program will vote on its logo. Race fans will choose the logo for ... FULL STORY »
JACKSON, Mich. (Dec. 17, 2009) — Michigan International Speedway is making spirits bright this season. Speedway staff and employees from Competition Tire delivered about 3,000 toys and $1,350 to The Salvation Army in Jackson on Thursday as part of the track’s ... FULL STORY »