The New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) is a set of motorcycle and automobile racing facilities comprised of two main road courses, Lighting and Thunderbolt, and an additional go-kart racing complex called Tempest. It started operations back in 2008 and offers the possibility to host racing events on each racetrack, separately and simultaneously. It is located right beside the military airport of Millville, New Jersey. The humid subtropical climate prevalent in the southern part of New Jersey means the tracks tend to be humid most of the year, with up to 15 days of light precipitation a month on average.
Some of the major events where NJMP is a staple part of the calendar are the Trans-Am Series, CCS, ARCA Racing, SCCA, or the AMA Superbike Championship, to name a few. Both Lighting and Thunderbolt road courses have an asphalt surface, with noticeable elevation changes and long straightaways combined with sweeper curves, resulting in fast driving circuits. The average speed in Lighting is 92 mph and in Thunderbolt is 88 mph. Both racetracks have a clockwise direction and open seating throughout the course, with a large capacity for spectators' accommodation.
The Lighting Raceway at New Jersey Motorsports Park is a short but fast driving circuit, optimized for quick laps and lots of passing in the straightaways and sweeper curves. It has a total length of 1.93 miles, an average speed of 92 mph, and an average lap time of 1:15.281. The succession of turns 7 to 10 is the most exciting stretch of the track because its elevation changes restrict visibility without affecting the high-speeds of the road course.
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