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39.3 mi

The Ed Rudolph Velodrome is one of only two short, banked tracks for official bicycle racing in…read moreIllinois and one of just 28 in the entire country. For over 50 years, this distinctive venue has been a hub for cycle racing, training, and entertainment. But for me, it is more than just a racing track. It is a place filled with joy, memories, and a sense of tradition. Nearly every Independence Day, my family and I gather here to watch the Northbrook fireworks. Decades ago, before I got married, I loved taking leisurely walks from our home to the velodrome with my parents. Sometimes my grandmother would join us when she was visiting. At that time, spectators were only allowed to sit on the bleachers behind the track. Before the fireworks show, the infield would host inter-school marching band competitions, which we always enjoyed watching. The fireworks were launched from inside the velodrome, bursting spectacularly overhead, sometimes raining sparks over the infield, where some bold attendees would rush to sit despite the warnings. Today, the setup has changed. The marching band performances are no longer part of the event, and the fireworks are now launched from outside the velodrome, making them visible across Meadowhill Park and Techny Prairie Park and Fields. Still, we prefer to watch from inside the velodrome, our favorite spot. While my family still lives in town, we no longer live within walking distance of the velodrome. But we've kept the tradition alive. Each year, we park around downtown Northbrook and enjoy the pleasant 15-minute walk to the velodrome. It adds to the festive spirit and brings back a bit of the feeling from those days long ago. Now, spectators are welcome on the grassy infield. When we arrived this year, a DJ was entertaining the crowd before the fireworks. Families and children were fully immersed in the festive atmosphere. We brought lawn chairs, settled in, and enjoyed the energy of the evening. The fireworks were spectacular as always, a dazzling end to a perfect night. My parents and grandmother have since passed on, but each year as the fireworks light up the sky, I like to think they're watching from above, smiling with us, still a part of this beloved family tradition. I love the velodrome. This tradition is a celebration of family, community, and the simple joy of gathering under the stars. I hope it continues for generations to come.

It's amazing to think that this place is free and open to the public! It's a quarter-mile track…read morewith 18-degree banked turns (steep enough to notice but not so steep as to affect your balance), and it's the smoothest surface I've ever ridden on. The website asks that you only ride with a track bike (fixed gear) and helmet, but there are pictures of people riding bikes with gears, so I'm not sure how strictly they enforce that rule. They do also insist that you wear a helmet, which is only common sense. I loved riding even when there were only two other riders on the track. It's a lot of fun to have someone to chase or outrace, even if they're not really in on the competition. The track has plenty of seating for spectators, and they have races open to various ages and skill levels. The addition of lighting allows for riding well into the evening. I rode on a sunny Saturday at around noon and was on a homemade fixie that I built; the other two riders were on more-professional bikes, and a few other riders showed up with what looked like some pretty high-end bikes and clothing--but the overall feel is of a track that's open to anyone. As you can see in the photos, there are painted lines to separate the faster riders (closer to the inside of the track near the thicker blue line) from slower riders (further out to the edge, outside the think blue line). If you want to have the feel of being a "cutter", or if you want your kids to feel like they're racing, this is a great place to go. (Bonus points if you know the "cutter" reference).

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We had a great time here Saturday night. From the prayer at the beginning of the races, to the loud…read morecars, to the excitement of the crowd, I was pleasantly surprised by how much fun we had. Beer and food prices are reasonable, and makes you feel like you're at a classic Wisconsin grill with Brats and Burgers - with fresh buns made locally. Just make sure you bring ear plugs for the kids. Also, just a warning to watch out while you're walking if cars are going by you, the dirt gets kicked up by the cars and if you're not paying attention it might sting a little. This makes you feel like you're a true American again and gets your head out of all the BS going on in the world right now! Take the kids, go with the guys, or whoever! You'll have a good time for sure!

Extremely noisy and dirty, dirty, dirty! The dust thrown up by these cars engulfs everything. So,…read moreit was a onetime experience- don't need to do this again.

Entrance to ticket booth and racetrack

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It's been several years since I've visited a dirt race track so this was quite an event!…read more Everything about our visit was wonderful. The evening started st 1815 and was filled with fun until about 2230. Thir lineup included standard racing but also a powder puff race, demolition, and spectator races. The confessions were reasonable price and their drink selection was fair and also listed at a reasonable price, i.e. $4/beer. A delight for families, couples, or friends. (:

All types of races from demolition dirby to circuit racing & stock racing and more. Yummy food,…read moremaintained well by the staff. Cold beer as well. Always a fun time here.

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I had only been to two other raceways in my entire life, until July 10th, 2018, when I went to…read moreSlinger Speedway at the behest of a friend who is a racing buff. On that particular night, an annual racing event was taking place, the 39th Annual SUPERSEAL Slinger Nationals, a 200 lap Super Late Model race. As a quarter mile asphalt oval, the track is amazingly tiny. It takes only about eleven or twelve seconds for the cars to go one lap. (Take a look at my video). It is apparent, if you've done any type of tactical driving, that the skill level of the drivers is amazing. There were several heats prior to the main race and we saw only one minor accident. It's amazing because the speed and tight turns of the track calls for pin-point accuracy, especially considering the cars are merely inches OR LESS from each other during a race. The seating facility itself is old and worn out with bench seating, only. The spaces between the seats are VERY tight and if someone decides to attach a portable stadium seat chair, only a child could sit behind it and, at that, their knees would be crammed up. Additionally, I'm afraid that if an adult has a hard time walking or keeping their balance, the steep angle of the seating area is actually dangerous. The benches are NOT installed in stepped tiers; they are installed on angle to the hillside, only. Parking is available all around the raceway facility in empty lots and facilitated by parking attendants who direct you where to park. Parking is free. I noticed a lot of people eating popcorn, hotdogs, hamburgers and drinking beer, but I did not partake in any food or drink items while there. The race was a kick-in-the-ass. I really enjoyed it. For anyone who has never experienced a professional car race venue, this is the place to go.

I'm not normally a big racing fan but, in my opinion, Slinger is a must visit once a race season…read more This is a really fun place to go with your entire family and watch amateur racing at its best. Hell, there are even 12-year-old drivers - how can you not want to cheer them on and support their dreams. Matt Kenseth began his racing career at Slinger and he typically still races there once a year, usually against someone like Kyle Busch. The facility certainly isn't handicap friendly. I've seen wheelchairs, but I always wonder what poor soul had to push the wheelchair up the super steep incline to the seating area. That being said, there's always a good variety of food from hot dogs and icees to nachos and candy. In the past, there has been beer and Mike's Hard Lemonade for sale but, during my last visit (summer 2015), they were only selling beer. Most recently tickets were $10 and parking is free. I feel like Slinger is a pretty good deal all round. We bought my son earmuffs this summer because it was too loud for him and I still think the entire evening was less than $40 for three people. There's usually fireworks and there's often fun things like tricycle races for the kids on the track. Go to Slinger if you've never been! You'll have a blast!

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69.2 mi

Great racing! I really appreciate what they do for the fire department there is not another event…read morethat does what they do for the fire department

In New Jersey, we lost 3 great dirt tracks for this very same reason; town's population grew and…read moremoved into areas that became closer to the tracks. Our famous track, Flemington Fair Speedway, the country's fastest 5/8 mile D-shaped dirt track is now gone (1915 to 2002). Flemington grew and property became more expensive. The track's property, once out in the middle of farm fields, became more expensive, property taxes raised, so the track closed so Flemington could build a multi-use town center and a Loews on the property. Most of our dirt tracks were once in the middle of nowhere, then the towns kept creeping closer and closer to the tracks. Original home owners couldn't complain about the noise, but the 2nd owner of the houses can. And did. New York state, Connecticut, Maryland tracks all suffered. Same with Ascot Park in LA.

Out with old damaged maple flooring, in with the new!! It will be ready to open in about 2 weeks.

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We had such a fun time here. I would suggest everyone go to Jefferson Speedway. You will definitely…read morenot be disappointed. It was a great time with lots of local folks, cheap beer and crashing cars. They only take cash though.

I've been going out to Jefferson for nearly 30 years always a lot of great racing and fun things…read morefor the kids and plenty of eats

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We are so so fortunate to have this right in our own backyards!!! I am new to the area and have…read moretracked my Kawasaki here two times in the last three months. Super professional, super safe, and genuinely nice people are everywhere from the gate to the concession stand....

Fun track with a variety of technical corners. Race fuel, showers, camping and food onsite. Every…read moreevent is very well run and safe.

So good!

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4.5

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36.8 mi

I recently took my son and a friend to dads slot car racing where they had the best time racing…read morecars - and eating ice cream! My son wanted to take 2 other friends back on a Thursday evening. Unfortunately, dads was closed but I saw that mid- America was open for business score! This is way bigger than dads. They had the "professional" racers up front and put us on the beginner track on the back. Lurie set up my kids and also had them racing for 30 min. They all had a fun time despite a few meltdowns, but usually the case with a group of 1st grade boys. The cars and tracks here were in much better condition than dads where everything kept breaking. So if choosing between the 2 locations I'd probably come back here next time. It's a great way to kill some time (especially on a rainy or winter day) and a pretty affordable activity too! I also think would be a fun spot for a kids bday party!

Owner Roger Schmitt operates "Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies"…read more Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies is one of the last surviving electric model car (slot) raceways open to the public. There were thousands of 'commercial' slot car tracks in the USA in the late 1960's and 1970's; there were a half dozen racing centers in the greater Atlanta area alone. A lot of things caused the slot racing centers to close one by one- people not being as interested in hobbies and the rise of computer video games being a couple of reasons. In the last few years, there has been a revival of sorts with a certain amount of people who were glued to computer screens in the 1980's and 1990's playing "adventure" and "virtual reality" games discovering it was actually more fun "playing" in 3-D. So hobbies like model railroading, R/C airplanes, and yes slot car racing have made a comeback. For a change, more new raceways have been opening in the last few years in the USA than have been closing. All that having been said- Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies is one of the best equipped and run model car raceways in North America. Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies is about people having fun and inviting their inner child to come out to play. Rental racing cars are available so that you and your buddy can pretend you are Ricky Bobby and Cal Naughton Jr. to "Shake and Bake" around their awesome 8-lane Oval track. By the same token children are invited for hours of family fun-Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies can even arrange a memorable racing birthday party for children aged 6 and up. Call them for special package deals for a day of fun for any sized group. Does your company want to encourage team building? How about a team racing event? Drivers, pit crews, team leaders... miniature racing teaches the same working together for success lessons that "pro" racing instills. Call the raceway now to plan and schedule your corporate event. Stop in sometime and check it out for yourself- but keep an open mind that this is something intended to be a pre-digital age entertainment. It may not be the right sort of thing for impatient or short attention span children or adults.

30 min of racing fun for these little guys

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Lucky Bob's Raceway

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21.4 mi

A great place to visit or to race at . HO scale slot cars You can run your own for Free . 1/24th…read morescale slot cars You can rent . I race there every Thursday . Very helpful and knowledgeable . Come and visit , I'll let You race My race slot cars . - Todd S.

Full size slot car racing!!! Just like the little sets everyone had in the 80s, except permanent…read moretracks and a bit larger. These things go 30+mph!! Good luck keeping your car on the track.. Take it easy on them corners!! For a 15 minute rental of a slot car and a controller, it's $3-$5. Also they have a 50 foot slot drag strip with count down lights and all!! There is a wide variety of drinks and snacks (white castle burgers) available for purchase. Fun for all ages!!

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4.4

47.4 mi

After experiencing the difficulty of getting near the launch site of the fireworks shows, this year…read moreI decided to watch Itasca's firework show from a distance in Elk Grove Village. Though there was still quite a line off 53 and onto Biesterfield and Arlington Heights Roads, this is still much better than what I've experienced closer where the fireworks are launched. It's a good idea to allow a minimum of 30 min before and 30 min after for heavy congestion though even an hour after the show, the traffic was still quite heavy on the main roads. The show itself really dazzled with both a higher frequency of fireworks than many nearby spots as was a larger size fireworks. This spanned a large array of different firework types though I wish there was a little more variety in the colors available. Regardless, even from over a mile away, the show was amazing and well worth the drive nearby. It's still crowded in the surrounding towns and there were a substantial number of lines at local businesses like McDonalds who were serving food. Overall, great fireworks show to watch -- even if you're not experiencing it directly at Hamilton Lakes.

Great shot with lots of beautiful and very patriotic colors and styles of designs above our heads…read moregoing off, but was a little too short.

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Racine County Fairgrounds

4.0

(3 reviews)

1.5 mi

Did plenty of walking around the fairgrounds this year to see all the attractions and sample some…read morefood. We stayed for Bulls-N-Barrels, in the Grandstand area. The entertainment was great, and there were no serious injuries. Racine County Fair does a great job with the entertainment and vendors; walking through the barns and seeing all the animals and artwork is fun, especially if you're bringing kids. Getting to the Grandstand area early would be my advice if you plan on seeing a show. Get there at least 30 minutes before it starts, or you'll likely be frustrated with finding a place to sit. They sell ear protection for kids, which is wonderful for those who forget theirs at home. My advice? Bring your own because everything gets loud, and you'd be well-advised to bring ear protection.

Attended Racine County Fair this year. Same organized and well managed event. Came here on a…read moreSunday when the crowds were low. $10 admission for adults which includes parking. Food prices are a little steeper because of the economy, but still delicious! Goat barns let you actually milk a goat! Horse costume parade too! Great time!

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Art B.

13 years ago

Use to race here in the late 70,s and 80,s for Fred Sibley ,USA I Jet Dragster.We raced every Memorial Day and Labor day.I drove the Pheonix Jet for Fred.Remember all the good times and friends we made,the corn roast in the pits and of course Broadway Bob riding on the front of the Pheonix to the starting line.Matched raced with Tommy Ivo many times there,we even raced against Big foot and gave him an 18 second head start, of course we caught him but the fans loved it. The main reason I left this message is,does any body remember Ray-Mars photography.I don,t have any pictures from back then but would love to see if anyone has them or maybe someway to find someone who can help me find out where I could get them.Just to finish what a great place for family and friends back then to just have one heck of a weekend and see some great professionals put on a great show for the race fans.I would love to mention some of great racers that would come there but I just can,t remember them all.I geuss my best memory was sittng in the staging lanes getting ready for the big parade of stars and the fans were the greatest.If anyone can find the pic,s or someone who has archived them please leave messsage here I will gadly get back with you.Thank you very much. read more

Tom E.

2 years ago

Great Lakes Dragaway is a fantastic destination for anyone who loves drag racing or is looking for a fun, family-friendly outing! The atmosphere is electric, with the roar of incredibly fast cars tearing down the track, providing non-stop excitement for racing enthusiasts and casual spectators alike. The seating is excellent, offering clear views of the action from multiple angles, so you never miss a moment. It's a great setup for families--safe, clean, and welcoming--with plenty of space for kids to enjoy the excitement while staying comfortable. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the sport or just looking for a unique way to spend a day, Great Lakes Dragaway delivers an unforgettable experience. Highly recommended for anyone who loves the thrill of speed and a great community vibe! read more

Jessie B.

16 years ago

The owner there is a complete jerk. I don't think he has an ounce of decent customer service in his body. I saw him be very rude to a gentleman on my way in, and then he was extremely rude to me on my way out. I am a business owner myself and his attitude to his customers is completely uncalled for. He needs to remember that if it wasn't for his customers, he would have no business. JERK! For this I will not be returning there. read more

Timothy J.

2 years ago

As the oldest continuously operating drag race venue in the US you can't beat the history. The newest owners have taken money and made upgrades and repairs as needed. They make this a very family friendly and race care owner/driver friendly and affordable. If you have never been here, you are missing out of a great motorsports experience! read more

Gordon L.

4 years ago

Great track , great old school atmosphere , owners have put a lot of money resurfacing and updating . Been racing there for 40 years . I buy the season pass its a grat deal if you go alot .. looking forward to many more seasons! Lots of cool events to watch for the spectators as well .. read more

John R.

4 years ago

New track surface at a historic race track. Great track for spectators because the return road for the race cars is right in front of the grandstands. One of the best vintage races, the Out-A-Sight Drags, is June 23-24 this year. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area! read more

John A.

2 years ago

If you like cars and if you like loud cars. If you like having a good time with no hassle. If you like seeing people that put there heart in to what there sport is, than GREAT LAKES DRAGAWAY IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE COME SPRING OF 2025. This is my fun ZONE!! read more

C B.

2 years ago

I look forward to buying a season pass every year. I stop in any time I'm in the area and spend several hours there enjoying what ever event is taking place. Great Lakes Dragaway has something for everybody. It's a great old school track! read more

John K.

2 years ago

I ordered 2 tickets, one for my son and one for my grandson. With the help of Barbra, of Great Lakes Dragaway, my purchase couldn't have gone so smoothly, Thank you so very much for helping this 77-year-old goof ball. read more

Tom Z.

2 years ago

Great nostalgic racetrack,just like back in the day!!¡¡¡!!!¡!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!!!¡¡¡++±++!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡¡!!!!--- all asddfgghjjjbbjj bj jjkhyggyyg read more

Victor E.

2 years ago

I remember the 90's when we had Toyota vs Mazda/Rotary and the simple GMC - BUICK GN days and so now i will be bringing the 3rd gen Busa and a special thanks to BOOST BY SMITH ... read more

Tyrone C.

1 year ago

I love Larry's FunFest some people call it black Sunday doesn't matter I love it all nationalities are welcome the more the merrier and we always have a damn good time love it!!! read more

Lloyd S.

11 months ago

best summer fun EVER!!!!Out of Sight GASSER event!! tons of family fun great place to come with friends and relive the great days of Drag Racing at a historical Drag Racing spot read more

Jason S.

9 months ago

good times for the hole family and friends to come together and share their experiences with each other and to help them grow in their future and make the racing world better. read more

Scott B.

3 years ago

Good entertainment for the car enthusiasts. Action packed. Open 6 days a week. Something for everyone. Lady night / brackets Wednesday is fun for everyone. read more

Kristen D.

2 years ago

I've been coming here for over 30 years with my dad so many memories there. I even remember meeting Don gartlit Shirley muldowney and broadway Bob read more

Rick T.

3 years ago

Strip is well run and has been for 50 years. Always a great visit with some of the finest muscle cars to be seen. Highly recommend

Evie C.

10 years ago

My family and I had a great time there this weekend. We are for sure going a few more times this year. Thanks for a good time!

A S.

3 years ago

Great place to spend the day. The facility has come a long way since I started going out there in the late 1980's. read more

Lisa P.

2 years ago

Always have a great time there! Our Son has carried on the tradition with his family and loves the dragstrip!

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