Consider yourself welcome to stop in to say hello in our paddock area during any of the following races during the season. We encourage everyone to come out and experience the excitement. If you so desire, we will find a way to get you involved in what excites you the most.
2008 Race Schedule
April 26-27 - MARRS I - Summit Point
May 30-31 - MARRS II - Summit Point
June 28-29 - MARRS III - Summit Point
July 12-13 - MARRS IV & V - Nelson Ledges
August 2-3 - MARRS VI - Summit Point
August 30 - September 1 - MARRS VII & VIII - Summit Point
September 27-28 - MARRS IX- Summit Point
Directions and Track Maps
Summit Point Motorsports Park: Summit Point Raceway is a challenging 10-turn, two mile asphalt road racing circuit set in the pastoral Shenandoah Valley, located only 70 miles from the Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD metropolitan areas. The course combines slow and fast bends, with a 3,000 ft straightaway and considerable vertical relief. It is one of the most challenging circuits in the nation. For more information see: http://www.summitpoint-raceway.com/
Directions: From Washington DC and Northern Virginia: Take Route 7 West past Leesburg toward Winchester, VA. (You may wish to take the Route 7 Leesburg bypass to avoid downtown Leesburg.) Continue on Route 7 West past the Berryville exits and turn right onto Route 632 (Crums Church Road). Follow 632 until you reach the "T" intersection (where you must turn right or left). At that intersection, turn right onto Route 761 (Old Charles Town Road). Continue on 761 until you reach the next "T" intersection. Make a right turn and follow 300 yards. The entrance will be on your right.
From Washington DC and Maryland Suburbs: Take 1-270 North to Route 340 West towards Charles Town, WV. Continue through Charles Town on Route 51 West. Bear left at the three way Stop sign onto Summit Point Road (Route 13) and drive eight miles. BSR is on the left, one half mile past town of Summit Point.
Virginia International Raceway [not on the 2008 schedule]: The VIRginia International Raceway is located in the scenic hills of Virginia, 12 miles east of Danville, VA, 20 miles west of South Boston, VA, and just north of historic Milton, NC. For more information see: http://www.virclub.com/
Directions: Driving from the North:
- From Route 58 east of Danville, VA, take Route 62 South to Milton, NC, through the traffic light and onto Route 57 South. Continue one half mile and turn left onto Racetrack Road. VIR is 1 mile on the left.
- From Route 58 West of South Boston, VA, take Route 119/Calvery Road South. Go 3.5 miles, then turn right on Sunset Road (Sunset Road becomes Pointer Road in VA). Go 4.5 miles to VIR's entrance on the right.Driving from the South:
- Traveling North toward Milton, NC, on Route 62, turn right onto Route 57 South. Continue on one half mile and turn left onto Racetrack Road. VIR is 1 mile on the left.
Watkins Glen International [not on the 2008 schedule]: Watkins Glen is the birthplace of sports car racing in the United States. It is located at the southern tip of Seneca Lake (one of the finger lakes in New York), 37 miles south of Geneva and 20 miles north of Corning on Routes 14 and 414. For more information see: http://www.theglen.com/
Directions: From the Northeast and the East: Take NYS Thruway to exit 42, then South on Rt 14.
From the South: Take Rt 414N from Corning and follow signs to the track.
Nelson Ledges Road Course: Nelson Ledges is located in Garrettsville, Ohio. It's claim to fame is the birthplace of modern showroom stock endurance racing with the "Longest Day" race.
Directions: From Pittsburgh and Youngstown take I-76 west (PA/Ohio toll road). Merge onto I-80 west. Take exit 209, which is OH-5. Exiting the toll- booth proceed west on OH-5 to OH-534. Turn right on OH-534, heading north. At US-422 turn left heading west. At OH-305 turn left again continuing to head west. Watch for the track on your left about 4 miles from US-422.
