The 2.4 Mile Outside Road Course CCW at Las Vegas Motor Speedway delivers a counterclockwise variant of the facility's exterior road course that combines portions of the oval with extended infield and exterior sections. Running counterclockwise reverses the standard flow, creating entirely different corner approach characteristics and braking references across the 2.4-mile layout that ranks among LVMS's longer road course configurations. This variant serves events seeking directional variety or specific track flow preferences matching series requirements.

Operating the Outside Road Course counterclockwise creates different racing dynamics compared to clockwise operation, with the reversal affecting how drivers utilize oval banking transitions and exterior circuit technical sections. Nevada's desert climate creates extreme operating conditions with summer daytime temperatures making twilight and evening sessions preferred for serious track work. The CCW configuration provides Las Vegas-area motorsport enthusiasts with layout variety at a facility primarily known for oval racing, reflecting modern multi-use venue philosophy where road course options expand beyond traditional oval operations.