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Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

Road America track poster.

Four miles. A lasting connection.

The Carousel, the Kink and Canada Corner. Turn the Elkhart Lake course into a Road America poster that keeps a Wisconsin race weekend close, with a design and dedication of your own.

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Road America · Full circuit. An actual creator design; choose your own colors, labels and presentation.
Location
Wisconsin, USA
Opened
1955
Published circuit length
4.048 miles
Corners
14

The line on the print

A course shaped by the landscape.

Road America winds through the hills and ravines of Wisconsin’s Kettle Moraine. Its full-course outline carries the long straights, the sweep of the Carousel and the run through the Kink toward Canada Corner.

Clif Tufte helped bring racing from Elkhart Lake’s public roads to a permanent circuit. The first SCCA national race weekend took place in September 1955. Road America describes its 4.048-mile, 14-turn configuration as essentially unchanged since those early days.

The published circuit length above is separate from the OpenStreetMap centerline used to draw the artwork. The creator includes source details for the selected layout.

History and published facts: Road America’s official history. Geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Make it personal

A lap. A weekend. A memory.

Keep a first visit to Elkhart Lake, celebrate a track-day milestone or choose a motorsport gift for someone who knows the course by heart. Add a date, dedication or personal lap time to make the artwork theirs.

Choose a minimal outline, a circuit atlas or a night design, then explore unframed prints, wooden hangers and frames. Available sizes, prices and delivery options appear in the creator before checkout.

Create your Road America print

Delivery to the US? Shop our prints on Etsy Your website customisations won’t transfer to Etsy.

Independent circuit-inspired artwork, with no affiliation to or endorsement by the circuit, racing teams or championship organizers.