Great time there tonight. Go karts were fast and the racing was fun. Olivia was awesome and helpful…read morewhen we arrived and made the experience special with her kindness.

Fun fun day with the boys at K-1 Austin!!…read more We arrived when they opened and got registered on the computers. There is a one time fee of 8.50 and then we did the 2 race package. It was 69$ I think. They had a deal for 79 for 2 races with 20$ game play and an order of strips or burger but we had already eaten. The gentleman then did a little safety orientation and we got helmets and were off to our carts. The race was 12 laps and we had a blast. It's more tiring than you think and we were all sweating a little but man was it fun. The carts set for adults go about 40-45mph on the straight away which feels super fast. The second race was even more fun with other riders. You are NOT allowed to bump others or your kicked out. The safety rules are easy to follow and made sense. We will come back with more friends!!

This is an experience you have to do. Instructors are awesome. Whole experience was first classread more

What an awesome experience!!! We drove down from Dallas to take my 16 year old son to do a one day…read morecourse and it was one of the most exciting days ever. They have a really neat program to teach drivers the techniques for rally driving and it works. Wes and Scott were super and really focused on safety and having fun. Their program is focused on showing you what needs to be done, doing the skills, taking a break to let is soak in, and then doing it again. It's very well structured and by the end of the day they were doing the slalom course with a lot of confidence. As for the team, I didn't meet anyone at Rally Ready that wasn't outgoing, personable, and just plain nice. They love rallying, but are genuinely good people. It's not about pulling people in to stack the house, but about teaching a subject which they are passionate about. Thank you Wes, Scott, Dave and the whole team at Rally Ready for making my son's experience the best ever.

I did this as the 3M but it's now the Austin international. This race may be "only" a half marathon…read morebut it is incredible! The course is fast, the swag is better than for the official Austin half, and lots of fantastic energy. I don't like that they charge you for the shuttle that you have to pre-arrange in advance. It was free the first few years I did it. If the half marathon is your jam, this is the one to do.

I have run the 3M Half Marathon three times. I might do it again. The only reason I would not is in…read moreorder to try other venues. I recommend this event, and I enjoyed it even after I tore my calf (and continued). It is, as advertised, downhill the whole way -- although there are a couple of very gentle rises, relative to the San Francisco Bay Area where I log most of my miles, they are nothing. At the end, you cut through the university campus, and that is a nice moment, since the environment changes and you can sense you are just about done. The main distinction of this sizable race is the format, point to point. I have finished more than 200 races of this distance. I'd estimate point to point, versus out and back or loop, constitutes much less than ten percent of the courses. That makes sense. You have a logistical issue, either for the organizers or the individuals, of making your way to the start line unless someone picks you up at the finish line. They operate charter buses for a fee. It is efficient. Mine had a passenger who suffered a medical incident. The driver was professional. After we pulled over into a parking lot, an EMT crew arrived. The total delay was less than fifteen minutes, which you can hardly begrudge. I was in my hotel room and cleaned up before my reliably slow friend had even finished. (They have many hotels within an easy walk of the corrals.) The other worthwhile feature is the swag bag. The title sponsor offers post-it notes and all sorts of products from their line, office supplies and cleaning tools. It is more stuff than any other race I've seen. One year they had a pair of scissors, which was too difficult to pack (I gave it to my friend). Overall, the folks who are in charge are competent. They have porta potties in ample number and aid stations. Austin is a fun city for a weekend. I'd bet I return; just not until I try some of the other destinations on my list.

Visited COTA Karting in Austin -- a fun spot for high-speed go-kart racing…read more Great for both casual visitors looking for a thrill and competitive racers wanting to push their limits. Definitely a must-try for adrenaline seekers in the Austin area. Safety video is ~2 minutes and the race comes with a helmet rental (but you can bring your own). It is rather pricey for one 10-minute race. The cars are gas and it MATTERS how heavy you are. You will be on track with experienced and inexperienced drivers.

Drove down from Round Rock with my daughter only to be told we needed reservations. It would've…read morebeen helpful if the website stated that before we drive 45 minutes.

This review may be a bit biased since I know the person that puts on this race. Frank Lividauis,…read morethe organizer, has made a huge impact on me as a runner. Frankenthon is held the week before Halloween weekend at Brushy Creek Lake Park. What makes this marathon a five star for me? 1- Everyone is very supportive and friendly. You really feel like you are part on a small community. In fact, the volunteers are part of the Lividauis clan or runners themselves. 2- the race is well-organized and clearly marked. 3- great swag, including a long sleeve tech shirt and socks from The Sock Guy and a monster finisher's metal. 4- I like the variety along the trail, some hills, pavement and gravel. It's also a Boston qualifier if you are interested. 5-lots of post race food. You get to indulge in donuts and pizza. The proceeds from the marathon get donated to the local libraries. When you run this race, not only are you doing you body good; you are giving back to your community.

Super fun old school drag strip! Bring cash though! And wear comfy shoes. You can get as close as…read moreyou want to the cars and anyone can be in the pit! Can't wait to go back!

We dry camped overnight at Little River Dragway on June 6th in order to attend a private event on…read morethe grounds the following morning that was hosted at the venue the following day. The June 6th drag race was a bonus to this stay as we hadn't been aware that the strip had reopened for their regular season. As I've never attended races in person, it was definitely an exciting night. This venue does not take credit/debit cards, so remember to carry cash for concessions if you would like to purchase refreshments from the onsite vendors. Hearing protection is very important if you are on site for the races or time trials before hand as some of these engines are insanely loud. Keep in mind that the stands are not shaded and you will want sun screen. We look forward to attending the regular races again later in the season and hope to attend another event in order to enjoy the quarter mile strip in our our rally car or on our motorcycle.

One of my favorite places on Earth. I love dirt track racing and this place has been in my family…read more(Bagby) since before I was born. Im lucky to have a home dirt track. The owners/promoters that took over these past few years have made lots of changes, for the better. The facility keeps getting upgrades and its nicer than ever before, without going over the heads of locals. And Im stoked with all the variety of outside touring series they have coming in as well. Im lucky to have this place so close to home!

Best track around for miles!!! They keep the races going like clock-work to keep the drivers and…read morefans happy. Other tracks around could take a note or two from HOTSpeedway.