Niagara Falls Street Circuit
Motorsports Park in New York
43°5′15.41″N 79°3′26.29″W / 43.0876139°N 79.0573028°W / 43.0876139; -79.0573028
Walter Röhrl, Audi 200 Quattro, 1988, Trans-Am)The Niagara Falls Street Circuit was a temporary street circuit located near Niagara Falls, New York, USA, which briefly hosted Trans-Am Series for a single season in 1988.[2][3]
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Trans-Am Series race venues (1966–present)
| Trans-Am |
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| West Coast |
- Addison
- Belle Isle
- Brainerd
- Bridgehampton
- Caesars Palace
- Castle Rock
- Charlotte
- Cleveland
- Crows Landing
- Dallas (Fair Park)
- Daytona
- Denver
- Des Moines
- Detroit
- Edmonton (City Centre Airport)
- Edmonton (EIS)
- Firebird
- Fontana
- Grand Rapids
- Green Valley
- Hallett
- Homestead
- Houston
- Indianapolis
- Joliet
- Las Vegas
- Long Beach
- Mannford
- Marlboro
- Meadowdale
- Meadowlands
- Memphis
- Mexico City
- Miami (Bayfront Park)
- Miami (Bicentennial Park)
- Miami (Tamiami Park)
- Michigan
- Minneapolis
- Montréal
- Mont-Tremblant
- Nashville (TA2)
- Nelson Ledges
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- Niagara Falls
- Olathe
- Palm Beach
- Phoenix
- Pikes Peak
- Pocono
- Reno
- Riverside
- Sanair
- San Diego
- San Jose
- San Juan
- Seattle
- Stardust
- St. Petersburg
- Summit Point
- Texas
- Texas World
- The Ridge (TWC)
- Topeka
- Toronto
- Trois-Rivières
- Utah
- Vancouver
- Washington D.C.
- Wentzville
- Westwood
- Willow Springs
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