2009 Nissan GT-R Road Trip: More From Miller Motorsports Park

After taking our hot laps at Miller Motorsports Park, we took a tour of the rest of the facility. It's a gearheads dream, and in this case, the gearhead's name is Larry Miller, a prominent local car dealer. He built the place with his own money and spared no expense in the process.

The main attraction is the road course which features four different loops, the longest being a 4.5-mile layout with 23 turns. There's also a nearly mile long go kart track with dirt sections on either end for running super motos. A row of world class pit garages sits on the 3,500 foot long main straight and well-situated grandstands are sprinkled throughout the edge of the course. The press box is as advanced as anything at Daytona and heck, even the bathrooms are impressively spotless.

Miller started its own race series called the Miller Cup. It uses Mustangs that were built on the factory production line before getting shipped Miller for final assembly. This batch hasn’t been touched yet.



This is the main hall at the private clubhouse that overlooks the track. According to PR man John Gardner, when Mario Andretti came to sign his picture on the wall of champions, he was able to name every other driver up there. And he could tell a story about each one of them too.



There’s a museum in the welcome center that houses a sizable chunk of Larry Miller’s personal car collection. This original Daytona Coupe is just one of the many priceless models on display.



Mr. Miller knows his Cobras. Almost all the cars in the collection are in running condition.

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