In Pixar's Cars 3, which Florida track hosts the final race against Jackson Storm?

In Pixar's Cars 3, the Florida International Super Speedway hosts the final race against Jackson Storm.

The race is the climactic event of the film's Piston Cup season. Lightning McQueen has struggled against a new generation of faster, highly computerized racers led by Jackson Storm. After training with Cruz Ramirez, McQueen returns to competition and takes part in the Florida 500 at the Florida International Super Speedway.

The track is a fictional superspeedway designed for the Cars universe. The race echoes real American stock-car events through its large oval layout, crowded grandstands, pit strategy, and championship atmosphere. It also provides the setting for the film's central handover between McQueen and Cruz.

Cars 3 is not simply a story about McQueen defeating a younger rival. Its ending shows McQueen choosing to support Cruz as a racer while adopting Doc Hudson's former role as mentor. That development is why the Florida race matters beyond its result: it represents the continuation of racing knowledge from one generation to the next.