Motor Sports
Auto City Speedway
See "Where the Thunder Rolls" at one of the Midwest's most exciting and friendly asphalt speedways�
East Lansing Kart Track/ Driving School
Beginners and experts from age 5 to 65 rub tires at this kart track for the whole family...
Flat Rock Speedway
Short-track racing zooms into the 21st century at this newly-remodeled speedway...
Galesburg Michigan Speedway
This race track is the original home of school bus racing!
Kalamazoo Speedway
How fast is fast? Discover who holds the fastest lap record of 10.746 seconds at this 3/8 mile high banked paved oval track.
Kart 2 Kart Indoor Karting/Driving School
Can you do a lap in 30 seconds?
Michigan International Speedway
The home to Michigan NASCAR racing, this track has seen all the great drivers. Now you can too!�
Milan International Dragway
Experience the place where Shirley Muldowney holds a track record of 306 MPH in her top fuel dragster...
Owosso Speedway
Engines roar and rubber burns all summer long at this track just outside Owosso
Spartan Speedway
Engines roar at "The track the Stars Call Home," just south of Lansing�
US 131 MotorSports Park
Street cars race down the smooth quarter mile track...
Waterford Hills Raceway
Amateur road racers flock here to squeal around Bluff Bend and Skeethouse Turn before speeding to a photo finish�
Published: 06.17.2013
The Early Days of Cadillac Manufacturing
By: Robert Tate
When the name Cadillac is mentioned, the first thing that comes to most minds is great craftsmanship, pioneering, and leadership in the automotive world. The name Cadillac was selected in honor of Le Sieur Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, a French explorer who founded the city of Detroit on July 24, 1701.The Cadillac Motor Car Company is one of the oldest automobile companies in Detroit, Michigan. Back in 1895, Leland & Faulcomer Manufacturing Company was organized to build such high grade machinery.