ELKHART LAKE, Wis., May 8, 2025 – Racing history comes alive May 16–18 as the Spring Vintage Weekend with the Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) returns to Road America. This is the season-opening event as America’s National Park of Speed ushers in its 70th Anniversary.
Fans will see cars from motorsport’s earliest years to more modern era racers, with many entries having raced at events like Le Mans and the Indianapolis 500. SVRA SpeedTour events follow strict safety and performance standards, ensuring competitive, wheel-to-wheel action in every class. Some people collect art; they race it.
Spectators can expect a full weekend of racing, including:
– SVRA’s full class lineup — Formula 5000, Formula Ford, production and sports racing cars from the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s featuring makes like Jaguar, Alfa Romeo, Lotus, Porsche, and Corvette.
– Formula 4 U.S. Championship and Formula Regional Americas Championship — two of North America’s top junior open-wheel series.
– Ligier Junior Formula Championship (JFC) — a stepping stone for young drivers entering formula racing.
– Dave Wheeler Memorial Mazda Miata Race — honoring the racing community’s longtime supporter.
– International GT, which features modern Porsche and Ferrari race cars.
Outside of the racing action, Saturday will feature the Hagerty Cars & Caffeine Showcase, where vintage car and motorcycle owners display their vehicles.
This is a popular part of the weekend for fans and collectors alike.
As a thank you for their service, Road America offers FREE admission to all active, reserve, and veteran military personnel with a valid ID.
Ticket Information:
3-Day Weekend Pass: $85
Single-Day Tickets: $35 (Friday), $45 (Saturday/Sunday)
Kids 16 and under: Free with paying adult
Gates open daily at 7 a.m.
All races run rain or shine.
Road America continues to invest in the fan and competitor experience. In 2025, fans will see new facility upgrades, including a multi-use pedestrian and golf cart bridge, North Paddock pavement and drainage improvements, and track safety upgrades. These updates are part of Road America’s 70th Anniversary and ongoing commitment to enhancing accessibility, safety, and event operations.
For more details and updates, visit www.roadamerica.com.
