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It doesn’t matter what kind of car you have, if you are into performance there is no greater thrill than driving on the track with a bunch of other gearheads.  For 2006, from April to October, NASA Midwest is providing us with eight incredible opportunities to get on the track.  We will highlight the upcoming tracks before the events, and we will provide stories from participating in some of the events.

May 20/21 at Putnam Park Crossover with NASA OH/IN

In 1990, Richard L. Diasio saw a need for a road course in Indiana that was devoted to club racers. He designed Putnam Park Road Course to be safe, fast, and challenging. Also, he wanted to build a circuit that could be viewed in its entirety from the pits, so that both participants and crew could be a part of the action at all times. Putnam Park was constructed in 1991 on 202 rolling acres just west of Indianapolis. The track opened on Labor Day weekend with kart racing held by the Indianapolis Kart Club.

As you can see below, there are several possible configurations for the Putnam Park track.