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New Infield Scoreboard For Michigan Int’l Speedway
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Michigan International Speedway (MIS) in Lenawee County will construct a new scoreboard in the middle of the infield to add another dimension to the race experience.
The new 150-foot high scoreboard will include screens on all four sides, with gigantic video screens at the bottom capable of showing racing action replays or showcase the events at MIS. The 12-foot high by 19-foot wide screens will be at the base of the leaderboard, approximately 44 feet above the ground.
“We continue to make enhancements to the facility to improve the experience for the fans on race weekends,” MIS President Rick Brenner said. “We are excited to install a new scoreboard that will allow us to show videos and highlight the leaders at the same time.”
The new digital leaderboard stretches 72 feet above the video screens, will totally encase all four sides and will feature the top 15 driver positions.
At the bottom of the leaderboard, the final two positions will scroll through everybody in the race. The top of the leaderboard will feature a four-foot section that will be able to show the lap number of the race or the top speed in practice and qualifying.
NASCAR returns to MIS for the FireKeepers Casino 400 on June 9, and the Consumers Energy 400 on August 11.
For more information, visit the MIS website.
The new 150-foot high scoreboard will include screens on all four sides, with gigantic video screens at the bottom capable of showing racing action replays or showcase the events at MIS. The 12-foot high by 19-foot wide screens will be at the base of the leaderboard, approximately 44 feet above the ground.
“We continue to make enhancements to the facility to improve the experience for the fans on race weekends,” MIS President Rick Brenner said. “We are excited to install a new scoreboard that will allow us to show videos and highlight the leaders at the same time.”
The new digital leaderboard stretches 72 feet above the video screens, will totally encase all four sides and will feature the top 15 driver positions.
At the bottom of the leaderboard, the final two positions will scroll through everybody in the race. The top of the leaderboard will feature a four-foot section that will be able to show the lap number of the race or the top speed in practice and qualifying.
NASCAR returns to MIS for the FireKeepers Casino 400 on June 9, and the Consumers Energy 400 on August 11.
For more information, visit the MIS website.
