uses On February 19–20, 1999, the track hosted the 7th Annual SunDay Challenge Alternative Energy Vehicle Rally. The highlight of the meet featured the Formula Lightning teams of Ohio State, Kettering, and FAMU/FSU. The event was covered by Central Florida News 13. On April 9, 2002, the first test of the new Infiniti Pro Series was conducted at the track, with Robby McGehee driving over . The series debuted later that season. The oval was part of the course of the Walt Disney World Marathon in some years. Track records Indy Racing League Unofficial all-time track record: Buddy Lazier, 19.450 seconds; 185.089 mph (January 13, 1996) Lap Records The official race lap records at Walt Disney World Speedway are listed as: Past race results Indy Racing League The Indy Racing League IndyCar Series Indy 200 was the first event held at the track. The 1996 running marked the first race conducted by the IRL, and the original intent for the facility. 1997: Race shortened due to rain. 1999: Race scheduled for and held on a Sunday. NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series The Chevy Trucks Challenge was a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event held at the track from 1997–1998. It served as the season opening event of both years. The race was discontinued after 1998 due to the wide gap (10 weeks) it created until the second event of the season. 1998: Race extended due to a green–white–checker finish. USAC Formula Ford 2000 The Formula Ford Walt Disney World Challenge was a 50-lap, race for the USAC Formula Ford 2000 series. It was held as a support race to the Indy Racing League event for the first three years of operation. 1996 Sam Schmidt 1997 Urubatan Helou Jr. 1998 David Besnard USAC Silver Crown Series The Silver Bullet 50 was a 50-lap, race for the USAC Silver Crown Series. During its first running, it was held in support to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race. For 1999–2000, it was held as a support race to the Indy Racing League event. 1998 Brian Tyler 1999 Mike Bliss 2000 Brian Tyler Incidents From 1995 to 2015, the track experienced one fatal accident. On April 12, 2015, driving instructor Gary Terry, 36, was fatally injured after a crash during a run as part of the Exotic Driving Experience. Terry was riding in the passenger seat of a Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera, when the driver lost