Fun dirt track to come watch some races on a Saturday night. Expect dirt noise and exhaust with…read morelots of close call action and make some news friends and meet old friends. Racers of all calibers come here to throw some dirt to try and take home a win. Lots of fun and pretty cheap entertainment for the night.

JULY 11TH, 2026. Patriot was here to watch some races on a…read moreWarm Saturday Night! LETS GO RACING!

Evans Mills Raceway Park, you've lost my support. I've spent enough time, money, and effort…read moresupporting this track. Your son's wallet. In my opinion, it has become more about collecting entry fees than providing fair and consistent racing. Week after week, I've watched officiating that, in my view, is inconsistent. Rules that should be enforced on the track often aren't enforced consistently, while other calls seem to vary from race to race. That's unacceptable anywhere, but it's especially disappointing in the sanctioned INEX Legends class, where racers are competing for national points and every position matters. From my perspective, repeated inconsistencies involving on-track rule enforcement, scoring, positions, restarts, and allowing drivers I believe aren't properly registered to compete in what is promoted as a qualifier have damaged my confidence in the integrity of the competition. Racers invest thousands of dollars in equipment, travel, fuel, tires, maintenance, and entry fees. The least they should expect is that the rules are enforced fairly and equally for every competitor, every race. Racing should be decided by the drivers on the track--not by inconsistent officiating or what appears to be selective enforcement of the rules. That vary from minute to minute race by race.

Not a walk in place and only an appointment only. No information about it and gives you the…read moreimpression that you can just come to the place and enjoy. When called informed that you need to call 3 to 5 days in advance and it's a private party. So much for going to there on a whim. Don't get fooled and waste your time waiting for it to open. Also it's a cash only. So be careful.

Having been to a few go-cart tracks I was pretty excited to try this one. It's not too often you…read morefind one with an overpass such as this one. I would say due to the cart speed/responsiveness the track is best suited for kids and teenagers. Be advised, cash only, $10 per driver.

Great track. Love watching IMSA here. The facility conditions are lacking. The food is pretty bad,…read morethey make the minimum effort on the food. Place is a little run down but if you're here for the racing it doesn't matter. Best advice. Ring your our food and drinks.

It is probably the worst website that I have ever seen... nothing works using different browsers…read more.. you provide a filter, and it get reset at the next page. The landing page is on the NASCAR event in August. Why? We have been trying to buy tickets for a couple of weeks and have been unsuccessful. When we call, we are put on hold, and no one ever picks up. You can't leave a message. There must be a way to buy tickets... TicketMaster said that there are no events for the venue.

Came back again for the Wheelen Tour! I forgot to buy a…read moreshirt. We had a great time with friends visiting from Canada. We met the races too!

I work in 2 pit crews here, very nice place to take friends and family, very good racing, good…read morefood, overall great place

FOOD: N/A SERVICE: 5…read moreAMBIANCE: 5 VALUE: 5 Pineview Run is a private race track in upstate New York. The track is 1.1 mile long with 15 turns and 250+ft of elevation changes. There is a main club house, a few "for rent" garages and a few car condos. They offer track driving experiences, track driving classes, speed & skill camps, club racing and track days. They offer several membership plans and if you are a local car enthusiast, you can get unlimited access. We were there for a driving course taught by Ross Bentley. We enjoyed the course and it sharpened our driving skills on a technical track. They also host various activities (non auto) throughout the year. The owner Todd is very personable and run the facilities very well. Look them up if you are in the area.

TRACK TIME WITH ROSS BENTLEY! 5.0…read more Long story short, this track is amazingly FUN! Reading track maps don't always translate elevation properly. Coming from Calinfornia, I was thinking that Pineview Run would be more similar to other 2-mile tracks like Buttonwillow in Southern California or Thunderhill West in Northern California. I was wrong. The long story... When we heard that the very popular and highly respected Ross Bentley, former racer, coach, PodCaster and author was hosting a driving event, "Speed Secrets Academy" for advanced track drivers, my husband and I signed up without hesitation. If you can imagine a classroom filled with racing, track, data analysis, SIM, PodCast and book writing talent, this was that classroom thanks to @rossbentley @gofasternow (Peter Krause), @thatsamsmith Mario, Ian and Josh. Rental cars were available for this event, but we wanted to track our Porsche GT4 RS. We had her transported cross country from California to New York. This is how excited we were to learn from Ross and experience Pineview Run, in pure petrol fashion. My husband and I shared our car, with he in the 3-day class (data included) and me in the 2-day class. The track: Pineview Run is privately owned and is one of the most fun tracks on which I've driven. In the short 2 miles, it had plenty of elevation (which I absolutely loved), hair pin turns, sweepers and two straightaways, one ending in a steep blind hill! The luscious greenery added to the beauty of this track and allowed for so many visual references. Just don't stare at the blue barn or horses or else you'll drive straight off track. The facilities are well kept and have a lot of natural exposed wood. We rented a garage which looked more like a beautiful horse stable! There are so many great takeaway memories from our time in Syracuse. A few highlights of the Academy was being given a big thumbs up from Peter Krause, meeting our racing idol Ross Bentley and two other amazing lady drivers @vickiwilsonfischer, hanging out with Ian (while getting some SIM time in) and earning the "Be Careful What You Ask For" award. They asked for +3%... I gave them +10% more throttle! So much fun and learning all wrapped up into an experience of a lifetime. See full story on IG: Lady992driver