Milwaukee Mile - Records

Records

ARCA RE/MAX Series

Type Distance
(miles / km)		 Date Driver Time Average Speed
(mph / km/h)
Qualifying
(1 lap)		 1.006 / 1.619 2005 David Ragan 0:00:30.016 119.936 / 193.018

IndyCar Series/Champ Car World Series

Type Distance
(miles / km)		 Date Driver Time Average Speed
(mph / km/h)
Qualifying (IndyCar)
(2 lap average)		 1.015 / 1.633 2011 Dario Franchitti 0:00:21.3826 170.841 / 274.499
Qualifying (Champ Car)
(1 lap)		 1.015 / 1998 Patrick Carpentier 0:00:20.028 185.500 / 298.533
Race
(225 laps)		 226.350 / 364.275 2000 Juan Pablo Montoya 1:37:38.526 142.684 / 229.628

Firestone IndyLights Series

Type Distance
(miles / km)		 Date Driver Time Average Speed
(mph / km/h)
Qualifying
(1 lap)		 1.015 / 1.633 2011 Esteban Guerrieri 149.005 /

NASCAR Nationwide Series

Type Distance
(miles / km)		 Date Driver Time Average Speed
(mph / km/h)
Qualifying
(1 lap)		 1.006 / 1.619 June 25, 2005 Johnny Sauter 0:00:29.365 122.595 / 197.298
Race
(200 laps)		 201.200 / 323.800 June 26, 2004 Ron Hornaday 2:26:59.??? 105.052 / 169.065

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