What is the name of the race track where the final race occurs in Pixar's Cars?

The final race in Pixar's Cars occurs at Los Angeles International Speedway. Lightning McQueen competes there in the decisive Piston Cup race after his time in Radiator Springs changes his priorities and relationships.

The fictional speedway is presented as a major Southern California racing venue, surrounded by a huge crowd and extensive media attention. It contrasts sharply with Radiator Springs, whose quieter setting and nearly forgotten Route 66 community have helped Lightning understand life away from professional racing.

The name can be confused with other fictional tracks in the franchise. Motor Speedway of the South is the location of the opening Piston Cup race, while Thomasville Speedway is associated with Doc Hudson's past and Lightning's later training in Cars 3.

At the Los Angeles race, Lightning gives up a certain victory to help a damaged competitor. That decision changes how the public sees him and reveals the personal growth at the center of the original film. The race also determines the immediate Piston Cup outcome.