In December 2017, the track hosted its first 24 Hours of LeMons event, the Kim Harmon Scrotium 500. The series is also scheduled to return in 2018. In 2019, the track became Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta after Michelin and IMSA Holdings announced the naming rights agreement. In 2020, Michelin Raceway hosted the PNC Atlanta 10 Miler: Extreme Hill Edition and 4k Races because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In gaming The track was first included in the 1999 PC racing simulator Sports Car GT. Road Atlanta is featured in the Xbox video game Forza Motorsport and all its subsequent entries. The track was also digitally created for Electronic Arts' F1 series ('01 – '02), then modded to be compatible with multiple PC games. Scratch-made versions of the track have also been created for rFactor, Papyrus' NASCAR Racing 2003 Season, and BeamNG.drive. It also appears in the PlayStation 2 game Le Mans 24 Hours and on iRacing.com. In November 2022, the track was added to the PlayStation game Gran Turismo 7. The track was added to the game as part of update 1.26, which was released to mark the series' 25th anniversary. Lap records The outright unofficial all-time track record is 1:01.200, set by Marc Gené in a Ferrari F2003-GA, during a 2018 Ferrari Corsa Clienti event. The fastest official race lap records at Road Atlanta for different classes are listed as: Track configurations Events Current IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Petit Le Mans IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge (formally IMSA Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge) IMSA Cooper Tires Prototype Lites IMSA Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge presented by Yokohama Formula D Drift Atlanta Trans-Am Series Historic Sportscar Racing The Mitty American Endurance Racing TireRack.com ChampCar Endurance Series 24 Hours of LeMons presented by Yokohama National Auto Sport Association Sports Car Club of America Global Time Attack Z Nationals The facility is also home to the Skip Barber Racing School. Former PNC Atlanta 10 Miler (2020) Indy Lights (2001) NASCAR Busch Series (1986 & 1987) NASCAR K&N Pro Series East (2013) Pro Mazda Championship presented by Cooper Tires (1999–2010, 2012) Star Mazda Series - East Championship (1999–2004) Cooper Tires USF2000 (2010) Can-Am (1970–1974, 1978–1979, 1982, 1984) AMA National Championship (1971–1974, 1980, 1986–1988) (races in 1986-1988 were also counted in the AMA Superbike Championship) SCCA National Championship Runoffs (1970–1993) (also known as the American Road Race of Champions, Valvoline Road Racing Classic, and the Champion Spark