$178 million makeover headed for Phoenix International Raceway

Racing at PIR/Getty Images
Racing at PIR/Getty Images

By Laura Gómez | azcentral.com

Phoenix International Raceway in Avondale will receive a major overhaul worth $178 million, its parent company International Speedway Corp. announced Wednesday.

The plans include new and upgraded grandstands, added structures for competitors and sponsors in the infield area, more RV parking and new steel and metal exteriors. ISC will pay for the upgrades without seeking help from taxpayers.

PIR President Bryan R. Sperber said in a statement that the changes will enhance the experience for both fans and competitors.

“The racetrack itself will remain unchanged as one of the most exciting circuits in motorsports, but we will modernize much of the venue and provide our fans with a high-quality, leading-edge experience,” he said.

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