Modified Racing is a form of motorsport where vehicles are altered or enhanced to improve performance. This can include changes to the engine, suspension, and aerodynamics, allowing cars to achieve higher speeds and better handling on the track. Races typically take place on oval tracks or road courses, and the modifications can vary widely depending on the specific racing series. Participants in Modified Racing often compete in classes based on the extent of modifications made to their vehicles. Popular among fans, this type of racing showcases the creativity and engineering skills of teams and drivers. Events may feature well-known series like NASCAR or IMSA, attracting a diverse audience.