The track is impressive, especially when you consider that it has been developed by volunteers. The one-eighth mile clay surface track is nicely banked and protected with hay bales and tires. A fence guards spectators and racers from each other yet affords a good view from a small bleacher section. The Flagman is visible to all and takes his job very seriously. Safety is important to all of us.
Danger is part of any racing.
The club currently holds races for five different classes . Starting with the rookie class, which is open to kids from 7 to 15, the classes run all the way to an open class with the least restrictions on the go-kart engine requirements. It turns out that a majority of today's Formula One racers got their start in go-kart racing. Al Unser Jr., the 1990 CART champion started his racing career in karts. Take a right hand turn about two miles down 306 on to Scott Store Rd.