LA Speedway was located near the outskirts of the city due to it's sheer size they could possibly have it inside busy areas of the state. With a length of three kilometers it was home to the previous Formula racing circuit.
It was very famous in the past but bigger and better circuits took it's place now it had become a prime spot for racing enthusiasts.
There are a total of thirteen corners, two long straights and one dangerous hairpin bend road. It's difficulty lined somewhere between moderate to lower advance level which suited the young people who liked a solid adrenaline rush.
Today was an open day which meant all circuits were open for racing. As long as one had a car and could pay the entry fee of three hundred dollars they were allowed entry in batches.
It was how the track management made most of their money. There were many driving enthusiasts gathered, some wanted to race other wanted to watch it live.
