It was kids night and they had all the cars out on the track, then let everyone walk on the track…read moreand interact with the drivers who were giving out candy and autographed pictures of themselves. Fun! I knew the track was mud, but how cool to actually walk on it! Kids under 16 were free and everyone was was $15 to get in for hours and hours (we were done around 9:30/10 of entertainment. They even threw out candy to the people in the stands at one point! I can't quite explain the cars, but there were four "classes" who raised 20 laps around the track, stopping when there were crack ups. Some of the bleachers had backs to them, which was nice. There was an indoor bar and food area with typical fast food style food and fairly cheap drinks ($6 for a mixed drink.) Parking was free and they left us with a schedule for the rest of the season to hang up in our house. Bring your ear protection, it's loud! Also bring your eye protection, it's dusty! Bring layers as it gets cold when the sun goes down. Otherwise, stop by and try out something new!

The website said that coolers were allowed, and that nobody will be turned away. These were good…read moreto know, as we were able to get tickets right at the gate and came stocked with bug spray, sunscreen, and some snacks and sodas. This place is very popular. There's parking on both sides, and since we arrived a little late, we were waved towards the back side and then had to go all the way to the back of that lot. It was a good five minute walk from our car to the ticket booth. There are grandstands on both sides, and bathroom/concession facilities. It's open seating. I recommend going far away from the gate because it's less crowded the further you go. The racing was really well-run. They have the next round lined up and ready to go as soon as the previous one finishes. There's a winner's interview, which is nice because it helps give you an idea of who everyone is and what they thought of that race. The caution procedures are very clear and orderly. I've been to other places where it takes ten minutes to get everything reset. There's a big screen with the camera feed and a lap count, and another screen with scoreboard and lap times. I couldn't read the scoreboard too well until the sun went down. I was way over on the other side by turn 3, though. Speaking of the sun, it was still up for an hour or so once they start, and the backstretch is directly into the sun. I would've brought some hats in retrospect.

The "FitnessGram PACER Test" is a multi-stage aerobic capacity test where participants run back and…read moreforth across a 20-meter or 15-meter distance, completing a lap each time a beep sounds. The pace starts slow but gets faster every minute. The test ends when you fail to get across the line twice. Oh and I like raec

got left at the track by a friend after hours, the owners of the bar and elko speedway were super…read moresweet and helped me out! shout out Mikey aswell for keeping me company while we waited for my friend. such a positive overall experience!!! an absolute must "come back" !!!!

Since moving to Minneapolis (actually Minnetrista) 11 years ago, BIR has been my "home" track. My…read morecount of NHRA Nationals event locations is just shy of 20. With new ones opening up, I look forward to adding them to the list. I've also treated family members to their first-time nitro "experience" a number of times. They were awed at the first Top Fueler making a great run. I ALWAYS make sure first-timers get a dose of start-up nitro fumes in the pits when we first arrive. I also love to see their reactions at the first good nitro run down the track!!! I'm 82, went to my first drag race at Detroit Dragway as a 16-year-old high-schooler and have subsequently been in love with the sport ever since. Full 1/4 mile runs at ~8 seconds at ~170 MPH. I was blown away! IF I could find room for all the event pins I've acquired over the decades on my current NHRA cap, I'd have a splitting headache from their weight by the time the first qualifying fuel runs were over. What's not to LOVE about the drags?

Brainerd International Raceway, Indian Motorcycle's home turf, was a flurry of activity for King of…read morethe Baggers as always. Motorcycle races started early and ran throughout the day for the event, and everyone loved listening to them roar as they zipped by and watching them turn corners so low to the ground that kneepads were literally skidding on the asphalt. I was there as a Harley Davidson representative. The HD footprint is located towards the back of the raceway, so it was fun seeing which brands had turned out for the event and watching everyone set up for the day every morning as we walked pass. It's an outdoor space, so expect food trucks and portapotties. From what others on the HD team commented, food offerings were meh. Pack or buy a lunch to bring if inclined. If you are there early as part of a big event as opposed to a guest for said event, the portapotty hand sanitizer dispensers *may* not be filled yet, so maybe bring some alongside that lunch. Just saying. The raceway entrance is located beside VP Racing Fuels gas station. Massive trucks covered that entrance on my way in, so I completely missed the entrance and turned into said gas station for directions before dancing around the multiple unloading trucks to get to the raceway entrance. The attendants at the entrance were lovely and helpful in getting my credentials. Heads up: The gas station doesn't have a restroom either, just another portapotty. Local gas prices were such a nice reprieve given the spikes in metro areas. If you happen to be staying a half-hour north of the raceway, gas prices drop even further, and there's a little motel up there I'd highly recommend as well.

really fun track, had a lot of corners. The karts have great acceleration. The tires are a little…read moreslippery. But overall a great experience.

I went to Prokart with a large group of people on a Thursday night. There was no one else at…read moreprimary when we arrived so we all signed waivers and got ready to race. The indoor track was a good size and the employees got us racing right away. The race lasted 8 minutes and this may seem short but it was plenty of time for all of us. Heads up because your clothes will smell like gasoline after doing a race at Prokart.

The race track is higher the. Where you park and tailgate. It would be better if they built it up a…read morebit around the track. The reason they get 3 stars is that they always start late. For instance this weekend it was supposed to start at 4pm and it's five now and they still haven't started. The announcer has said it's last call multiple times already. Other then that the price is good and the cars are cool.

From the owner: The only NHRA 1/8 mile drag strip in the upper mid-west to offer both true night and day drag…read moreracing action for all ages April into October. Featuring competition for Super Pro and Pro ET money classes along with Pro Street, Street Eliminator, Motorcycle/Snowmobile and Jr Dragster trophy classes. Also running Street Drags and Jr Street Drag Racing. Everyone is welcome. Spectator events with full concession stand and permanent, clean restrooms. The fun place to race.

We booked a private party for adults at Pro Kart and had an awesome experience from start to…read morefinish. The booking process was super easy, straightforward, and pleasant. They send the check-in form ahead of time, so once you arrive it's quick and seamless, no standing around filling out paperwork. You can bring your own helmet or use one of theirs, which is nice, and I loved that you can choose between different course and race options. We booked the Grand Prix package and it was perfect. Tons of lap time, a great mix of practice, qualifying, and racing, and plenty of time actually on the track. They also have an option to show up and drive also for spontaneous dates. The karts themselves are great. Fast, gas-powered, and really fun to drive. The track setup is well designed and makes the racing feel legit, not gimmicky. One of the best parts was getting to see all the stats afterward, lap times, rankings, and performance breakdowns. It adds a competitive edge that makes it even more fun for a group. The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout the whole experience, and everything ran smoothly. This is such a great option for adult group events, birthdays, or date night. We would absolutely do this again.

First time visit! I was super intimidated going on the track especially figuring out the helmet,…read morecart, and remember the flag colors but the staff is helpful, easy going, and attentive. I felt like I got plenty of track time and overall a fun experience!

Davis Motorsports is the best! If you are in the market for a Goldwing, don't bother with any of…read morethe other dealerships. Just go straight to Davis and talk with Tom or Paige. They have more Goldwings than any other dealer in our area. Other dealers aren't sure when/if they can get one in while Davis has 6 to 10 setting on their floor. And this is because they truly are a Goldwing dealer. Thanks Tom, Paige, Chris, and everyone else for making my experience with you awesome. I love my new Goldwing!!

My husband and I were looking for a four wheeler and stopped by Davis Motorsports in Delano. Tim…read morewas working and spent quite a bit of time with us answering all of our questions. This was during the Covid-supply shortage and they had very limited supplies. So we had decided that we would periodically check to see what they had. Tim was fantastic he kept us updated and helped make the purchase and delivery seamless. We didn't have a trailer so Tim arranged to have it delivered! Everyone at David Motorsports were FANTASTIC and I look to my next purchase. We would recommend Tim and the team at Davis Motorsports any day of the week for any equipment needs you have! Thank you Tim and Davis Motorsports staff we look forward to working with you in the future. Jake & Rena