I’ve never been to Barber Motorsports Park. It’s a newer track, first opened in 2003. The grounds, which encompass 880 acres, are beautifully manicured, and include a sculpture garden, as well as the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum.
The facility was built by George Barber, a resident of Birmingham, AL, where the track is located. The track consists of 16 turns, and is technical in nature. IndyCar and IMSA hold races there every year, as well as SCCA and other motorsports clubs.
I’m looking forward to my first visit to Barber, even if it is virtual. I’ve watched several races from the facility, and the racing is always good.
Here’s a track map of Barber Motorsports Park:
