Getting My Bucket List Together

[racincowboy02]

Ok sounds like i will put them on there what about Florence is it worth it and is the museum worth going to i want to go to the sprint car museum and its in Knoxville right

[#FALSuperman]

Ok sounds like i will put them on there what about Florence is it worth it and is the museum worth going to i want to go to the sprint car museum and its in Knoxville right

Most definitely hit Florence for the North/South!! It's a great weekend of racing with passing points and you get your money's worth in racing.

[TBSprintFan]

If you are in to sprint cars the best place (even according to Johnny Gibson and also voted best track for sprints) is River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, ND. High banked 1/4 mile. We have been going to the Knoxville Nationals (410 sprints) every year since 2004 and I still am more excited to see the races in Grand Forks more than Knoxville. The speed is unbelievable and it is hard to keep up with the running order at Grand Forks when there is 24 WoO Sprints on the track.

[Minny Lakes]

The WoO Late Models are pretty awesome at Grand Forks too. There is so much going on in the A mains, especially with lap traffic.

I80's Silver Dollar Nationals is awesome.
Cedar Lake is fun.
Brown County Speedway in Aberdeen was a good show for the Lucas Lates last year.

[racincowboy02]

Cool that sounds like an awesome time never been to North Dakota that would be an awesome trip

[SpringMan]

Tri-State in Haubstadt, IN has never let me down check out a midget or non wing sprint car show. The Late Model Summer Nat race is good also.

[BTExpress]

Most of you will laugh at me..... but I've never seen Scott Bloomquist race in person. Ive been a dirt race fan for over 30 years, but only have been a DLM fan for a few years now. Since the LOLMS doesn't race in my area too often, circumstances (rain outs, etc) have prevented me from knocking this off my bucket list. That being said, weather permitting, I plan on going next weekend to Hagerstown & Port Royal for the LOLMS races.

[MI Dirt Fan]

Most of you will laugh at me..... but I've never seen Scott Bloomquist race in person. Ive been a dirt race fan for over 30 years, but only have been a DLM fan for a few years now. Since the LOLMS doesn't race in my area too often, circumstances (rain outs, etc) have prevented me from knocking this off my bucket list. That being said, weather permitting, I plan on going next weekend to Hagerstown & Port Royal for the LOLMS races.

Nothing to laugh about. It is what it is.

[No_Weak_Links]

Everybody should go at least once to the North/South.

[chad1888]

cant forget about mighty macon, bel-clair speedway, and i know it is a hike but river cities in north dakota is an awesome place to watch a race, usually with the woo late models they run sprint cars as well.

[turnleftandgasit]

ArkLaTx is north of Shreveport

[dirttrackdude]

I've been to tons of tracks, here are some of my favorites in no particular order. Not all are popular, just my favorites for various reasons.1. Tyler County Speedway-West Virginia2. Ohio Valley Speedway-West Virginia3. Atomic Speedway-Ohio4. Eldora Speedway-Ohio5. Volunteer Speedway-Tennessee6. Knoxville Raceway-Iowa7. 201 Speedway-Kentucky8. Florence Speedway-Kentucky9. Tri State Speedway-Indiana10. Fairbury (FALS)-IllinoisMy favorite would probably be Tyler County. The Hillbilly 100 is awesome, but I have never seen any bad show there.

[Pennsboro23]

I've been to tons of tracks, here are some of my favorites in no particular order. Not all are popular, just my favorites for various reasons.1. Tyler County Speedway-West Virginia2. Ohio Valley Speedway-West Virginia3. Atomic Speedway-Ohio4. Eldora Speedway-Ohio5. Volunteer Speedway-Tennessee6. Knoxville Raceway-Iowa7. 201 Speedway-Kentucky8. Florence Speedway-Kentucky9. Tri State Speedway-Indiana10. Fairbury (FALS)-IllinoisMy favorite would probably be Tyler County. The Hillbilly 100 is awesome, but I have never seen any bad show there.

I like the way you think.

[old_wedge_nut]

Here are some other good choices not listed above:

USA Nationals @ Cedar Lake Speedway
Silver Dollar Nationals @ I-80 Speedway
Ironman 55 @ Pevely Raceway
Herald & Review at Macon Speedway
Supernationals @ Boone Speedway
Lucas Oil Late Model @ Granite City, IL

Headed to USA Nationals this year for the first time. Going to scratch that off my bucket list.

[CIRF]

Ok so my family has been in some discussions lately about races we would like to attend over the next 10-15 years and we are trying to put together a bucket list of race tracks that we haven't been to. We have been to Eldora and we always go to Cherokee and we use to go to Thunder Valley in Lawndale NC before they shut it down and weve been to the dirt track at Charlotte a handful of times for different shows up there.

Absolutely, positively put Ventura
Raceway in Ventura California on your bucket list. Back in my school days I could have thrown a baseball into the Pacific Ocean from the top row of the turn #1 bleachers at Ventura. Coolest dirt track I've ever attended and the racing is second to none! I'd be willing to bet you would agree.

Perris Auto Speedway in Perris, California for the Oval Nationals in early November is must see destination race that shouldn't be missed by any serious race fan.

The Belleville High Banks in Belleville, Kansas is a track any avid dirt track racing fan should experience, as well. We've been to Belleville many times but we've never seen the DLM's at The High Banks and I've heard they are a spectacle of the highest order. Belleville makes Eldora look small and slow in comparison!

You'll want to attend an event at Kokomo Speedway in Kokomo, Indiana. It's on a par, or better than, any dirt track in America. GYATK!!!

And last but not least, the biggest and best of them all.........The Chili Bowl. It's now a 6 night, 350+ car extravaganza like nothing else in dirt racing, or racing period!! Drivers with household names from nearly every major racing genre is represented!