Mile and a half tracks are not necessarily a bad thing. It's just that they built too many of them and the new one's don't have any character.
Charlotte is a mile and a half track and usually has some pretty exciting racing. Atlanta is a mile and a half and also normally has good racing.
The new tracks at Kansas, Chicago, Texas, Vegas, Kentucky, Homestead... Well, normally not so good.
Darlington is a one of a 1.336 mile.
Dover and Phoenix are both 1 mile - but totally different tracks.
Bristol is .533 and high banked - Martinsville is .526 and not as banked.
Richmond is a one of a kind .75.
Pocono is a 2 mile triangle.
New Hampshire is a flat 1.058 miler.
California and Michigan are 2 milers.
Daytona is a banked 2.5 and the Brickyard is a flat 2.5 miler.
Dega is a banked 2.66 miler.
And a couple of road courses in Sonoma and the Glen.
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