Finally made it out to Barber Motorsports Park and we'll definitely be back as a family! We caught…read morea race and my son was thrilled. The kids' fun zone with bounce houses was a huge hit, and the atmosphere was very family-friendly and well organized. We didn't tour the museum this time, but it looked amazing and is on our list for next visit. Only regret was forgetting chairs--we would've stayed even longer! Food and drinks were easy to find, which made the day even better. Great spot for race fans and families alike--highly recommend!

There's a lot to look at, it was much larger than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. They…read morehave some cars and bikes I've not seen anywhere else. A wide variety of vehicles.

Great racetrack in Alabama. It's over two and a half miles so prepare for a walk from the parking…read moreto your seat. They funnel traffic e pretty well considering the amount of people who attend. When in the stands you have a beautiful view of the track and the hills in the distance. Beautiful to see. Getting concessions is surprisingly quick and the lines are not near as long as other racetracks. Maybe it's because of the size and the vast amount of service available. This was our second visit and the nacing never disappoints.

The best racing experience there is in the world . Parking is a breeze getting in and out and the…read morefood is good with plenty of options .

I don't know how this track has been here as long as it has and not yet been reviewed…read more This is the track my husband used to come to in the 80s as a kid/young adult. I always figured it was just some run-of-the-mill track. I had even been in the area and gone to a nearby boat ramp. I had no idea how "pretty" this track is. Before the sun went down, I was just as happy to watch the races as I was to look at the foothill backdrop, a gorgeous sunset, and grazing animals in the field just outside the track that didn't seem a bit bothered by the buzz of the engines.

Very poorly maintained facility. Needs new management. Sewage leaks across floor in bathroom and…read moreis ignored.

Just completed my third school, Masters R. While I didn't earn an R rating (I didn't deserve it)…read morethe school, the instructors, the facilities, it's all superb and worth the money. George Barber spares no expense in keeping the track in superb condition. For someone wanting a driving experience to improve driving skills, in current model Porsches, this is a no-brainer.

The previous posters did a great job with the overall description of the class. I accompanied my…read morehusband as a guest. A few other students also brought along guests and the staff treated us really well. There are areas to sit and watch while the drivers practice, as well as sit and take rides, as space permits. All guests felt that they were better drivers after leaving. The instructors also keep the learning fun and were all great-I particularly remember Andre and Todd who were very welcoming and made sure I was comfortable and had a nice time. One item to add is that the Grand Bohemian (Marriott) in Mountain Brook, outside of Birmingham, is the main hotel that partners with the driving school; most guests stay here, though it is not necessary. If you decide to do one of the driving packages, it includes private daily shuttles between the hotel and motorway (pick up at 7am) if you aren't using hotel points or other rewards. Nearly everyone took the shuttle. If you stay at this hotel and use hotel points or rewards (and don't pay out of pocket), you must pay $80 a day to use the shuttle or find another way to the motorway. Lyft is more popular than Uber and the cost is about $35 each way, so better to just rent a car. Depending on the course you take, there is also a dinner the evening of the first day of the course at the Grand Bohemian. My one suggestion is that if people are paying for the driving school that the hotel-motorway shuttle should be included, but it seems that this arrangement is made through the hotel, not the driving school. Overall, it was a great experience that exceeded my husband's expectations!

A fun track. Needs to be repaved though. Expect to wear out a set of tires on a track day. The…read moreclubhouse​ is ​air-conditioned​ which is great considering​ how hot it can get in the summer.

Talladega GP site just over an hour from Atlanta which makes it a perfect place to unwind after a…read morelong week of monotonous work. The race track sits just outside of the Talladega city limits in Munford Alabama. It's a small race course (1.4 miles) in comparison to Road Atlanta and neighboring Barber, but still a blast to ride. The gate fees will run you $10.00 per person, and you get to drive in across the race track when you come through the gates. They added power in the pits this year so the loud sound of generators has subsided a bit and I couldn't be happier to pay $10.00 per day to run my tire warmers, fans and mickey mouse radio. The overall amenities are sparse with a few restrooms located on the premises and a small food building that serves your local "amusement park like" fare. The track is small and flat for the most part so you can see riders as they work their way through each turn. The view's are OK, but not great. Due to a lack of elevation the track doesnt realy offer up and great vantage points for viewing riders. From a riders point of view Talladega is a ton of fun. That 1.4 miles goes rather quickly if you're on your game. The track offers a great mix of banked, high speed turns along with some technical low speed bowls. It's really a great little track and it's usually a bit cheaper than the larger premier tracks. Tally is the best bang for the buck within 1.5 hours of Atlanta and that's what keeps me coming back.

This park supports the SCCA Rallycross and is a great place one weekend a month to get your dirt…read moreracing on.