Great Historic motocross track with incredible soil.. As good as it gets for me.. Also a great Pro…read moreMX Venue! I haven't missed a year in a long time.

Great entertaining racetrack. I called them on phone to see if I can camp out here if I come to the…read moreraces. They said yes. I think I was one of two campers here. Admission was $15. This was the first time I have ever been in the State of Pennsylvania. The trip coming over was beautiful with all the scenery and country side. Pennsylvania kinda looks like Ohio considering the country and the construction of its houses. On Scene; They put on a great show. It was a little cold in the grandstands with the wind blowing. The race director and his race staff know what they are doing here. The races ended at a reasonable time. There's garbage cans out in the parking lot. They have concession stands here. Although, I thought they were a little high. I paid $5 for nachos and cheese while other racetracks are about $3 to $3.50. I could see the whole race track from where I was sitting which was in the grandstands about half way up. They have scoreboard so you can keep up with who is winning. The staff that I encountered were friendly and professional. Yes, I would definitely comeback if in the area again. I enjoyed the races at this racetrack.

Lernerville Speedway is prime time Friday night. They offer numerous races throughout the night…read moreculminating in large final heats to determine the winners for the night. A variety of different classes of cars can be seen racing here. Overall, they do their best to make it a family friendly atmosphere so that everyone from young to old can enjoy.

This speedway has been around for along time. It always seem to get better and better. Can't wait…read moreto go watch the late models

It's good to be back! This racing facility was built in 1937, and yes there have been some historic…read moredrivers who came through here. Not far from Winchester airport, and the downtown area, this is a fun place. Family friendly, as very nice folks, who enjoy a good race. Stock car is my favorite, and this mud track is entertaining. It's rustic but that makes it even better. All of the staff who work here are great. Tickets are affordable, and concessions are very reasonable. As a single dad I appreciate this. Best spot is grandstand under the announcers box. Lots of shade hot summer nights. It's a joy to be back here, and ready for some fast cars close to each other!

home track, been there since i was born! -romeoread more

I love everything about drag racing. The cars, the smell, the noise, EVERYTHING. In the summer I…read moretry to go as much as possible to the track (Either here or one in OH), but it has been hard with a busy schedule. I have only been to a handful of tracks, since really how many tracks are in the area? Not many! PRP is a good track and they are making more and more improvements to it. Compared to other tracks they actually have pretty good food. An indoor concession stand is super nice and they also have a covered picnic area to eat your food in. They also have a little store on the opposite side of the track where you can buy shirts, pictures, ect. There are two sides to park at, one sits on the hill so you are overlooking the track. I love that, its super cool to watch the cars race from there. The other is more ground level and is usually where my family will park. They added a new entrance I believe last year since they have added a dirt track also. This entrance will lead right to the flat side parking. The other (Old entrance) will bring you to the starting line or to the hillside. Check out their event calendar as they do have some really fun stuff through the year. Night of Fire is a must see! They are an IHRA track so they do have some neat IHRA events also. Its a great time for kids and the entire family. If you are there to race or just to watch, it will be awesome!! Overall this track is good and will forever be a happy place for me. Ive made many memories there and will for long in the future!

Visited the Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway for the first time on an unseasonably cold…read morelast Saturday of May. We came to watch the Night of Champions racing. Having never been here before, and not having much experience with racing at a local level, I did not know a lot of what to expect. But overall, it was a pleasant experience that was enjoyable for me, and would also be for people of many different ages. There is parking in the grass right when you pull into the Motor Speedway. It is very close to the entrance, and a flat walk. We purchased general admission tickets at the gate upon arrival. For this race, tickets were $16 per person. There were 5 races scheduled, along with the hot laps beforehand. There was not a line, and we walked right up to the ticket counter. It could have been because of the weather, but it was quick and easy to buy admission and enter. You were given a ticket stub, and as long as you have it on you, you can go back to your car and reenter. I had to do this once and the security at the entrance was nice about letting me back in. They let you bring your own food and drink inside. There are concessions for purchase, but it is a nice option to have if you want to have something other than typical snack bar foods and drinks. The entrance is behind the grandstands, and you have to walk underneath them to get into the main areas of the venue. There are permanent restrooms in the building that is right in front of you upon entering. This is the same building that houses the concessions. Once you are through the building and under the bleachers, you will see the area where they sell merchandise, and right next door are the concessions. They had typical foods of what would be expected somewhere like this, as well as some daily specials. Most of the food was self-service, meaning it was set up almost as a grab and go, with a cashier at the end of the line. Due to the weather that day, there were not a ton of spectators, but I imagine on a busy day this would expedite waiting times for food. We got a Hot Chocolate and a Hot Dog to snack on. I thought the food was average, and the prices were a little high for what was offered for some of the items. The staff in the concession stand were very kind and helpful, and we enjoyed conversing with them. After getting our food, we made our way to the bleachers. There are plenty of seats, and since there was a smaller crowd there was a ton of room to spread out. I do not believe there was any assigned seating for this section, so we just sat where we wanted to. The bleachers are old and wooden, so I would recommend either bringing some blankets, cushions, or those seat backs to make it more comfortable. We enjoyed getting to watch all the races. They have a Victory Lane for the winners, and get them on the mic for a few minutes following the race. The "pit row" is in the middle of the track, so you can see everything going on. They kept it moving pretty well and had some engaging commentary over the PA system. I had a very positive first experience at the Motor Speedway. If you are looking for something that is family friendly, affordable, and fun to do I would recommend a night watching the races going on!

Finally checked out the motor speedway that's pretty close to where I live. We went on a…read more"nostalgia" themed Saturday night and honestly had a great time. They had plenty of cars to show, several different races took place, and a concession stand with food and beer available. The grandstand seating was ok if you were thoughtful enough to bring seats or a blanket to sit on. The wooden bleachers aren't the most comfortable on their own. The food selection was what you'd expect from a venue like this - hot dogs, hamburgers, meatball subs, fries, mozzarella sticks, etc. The fries were crispy and so were the chicken tenders. They raffled off several baskets and 12pks of alcohol, of which my bf's mom won 2 and a basket. We stayed for about 3 hours and headed out just before the rest of the crowd dispersed. Parking is on the grass, but there's a ton available.

This track just got new ownership last season. At the beginning it seemed like they were trying but…read moreit seems to have become the same as before with a our way or nothing attitude twoards the competition. They have meetings to discuss rule changes but implemented little if none of the changes in the actual rules which are not even finished yet. We used to race there and rules were out before Christmas. People need time to prepare., As far as spectators go no more bringing in your own food or drink. We used to do this and sit on the back straight stands and have fun. Now it is dried out burgers chicken and cold fries unless you want to walk to the front straight stands to get their special of the evening which can be good or bad .. My suggestion be fan and racer friendly and the crowds and racers will return as they were in the Kate 90s early 2000s.....

Truly an amazing experience for any car and need for speed demons out there at all levels…read more I thought the day was great, the staff, the management and all were superb. Nervous at first trying to keep up in the training class, but once in the car all was well. I had one car in front of me that would not listen, but I did get a few extra laps to make up for that. My experience was great. I drove it like I stole it. I think some folks expectations are not realistic. There where two guys who should not have thought about even getting in the car. I guess that is why they sell the insurance. I am a bigger guy, 6'-4" 280 lbs and had no issues getting in and out of the car. I can drive a stick, so that was not an issue for me. But you only have to shift once, so for the non-stick people, it is very easy. I would highly recommend.

This is not an experience I can recommend at all…read more Right off the bat, we're told in the information packet not to be late because the drivers' meeting WILL START ON TIME (emphasis theirs). Ours started almost an hour late. For the first 30 minutes, no one on the staff seemed to even notice that the instructor hadn't showed up. Finally we were told (after one gentleman actually had to go find someone for an explanation) that he'd be with us in 5 minutes. 15 minutes later, the instructor showed up with a story about how most of the crew failed to show up for work and he had to call in his family to come and assist, and that someone had put diesel fuel in all the cars so they were fixing that mistake. I was not filled with confidence. Not being someone with any racing experience, I was a little comforted when he assured us that our only goal was to have fun. Unfortunately, the man on the radio when you're actually racing didn't share that view and really just likes to yell at you for driving too slowly. Also, despite going on and on in the promotional materials about how this is a real racing experience and you can pass at any time, that's not true at all. You're only allowed to pass at certain places on the track and only when the radio man tells you to. Basically, you just do what you're told. It wasn't any fun at all. Also, the cars are real clunkers. I wasn't expecting shiny new TV-ready cars, but these didn't even feel safe and just belched smoke.

The raceway team were all amazing, go karting was fun and the staff were all very helpful and took…read morevery good care of our group. The bathrooms were super clean and all the facilities were in very good and clean shape. I was very impressed. I would come back here again if anywhere near by. It is a 5 hour drive for me to come here, but it was a great event and the staff took great care of the Lotus group. Thank you very much to all the staff here.

Airport parking raised the price of ''Economy'' parking from $7 to $8 and now to $10/day -…read moreridiculous gouging - on 7/13, I never parked so far away as that day. As they say on ESPN - ''CMON, MAN!!''

Both my son and I have taken the course (we bought a two for one on Yelp). This one day course is…read morewell designed and allows you to develop your ability to stop quickly and how to handle skids. They have a car which simulates skids which allows you to improve your reactions to skids. I have recommended this course to others.

I remember going through driving school 10 years ago to get my license and how boring it was. I…read moredecided to sign up for Blacktop Bootcamp to brush up on my safe driving skills, especially skid control in less than ideal conditions. I imagined that it would be similar to the driving schools of the past, and as a race car driver, I was skeptical. I took the class and I was so glad I did. Not only do they teach you new driving fundamentals that the books don't teach you, the skills they teach you can be expanded upon beyond the road and onto the track. I never put two and two together on how drastically your basic driving skills affect your track racing skills before this. HIGHLY recommended. I would take it again in a second, was so much fun! I especially enjoyed the obstacle course and the challenge of controlling the skid car.