Dude, my mom's Toyota lost everytime…read more.. What in the hell was I thinking racing her car here against Mustang GT's and SS Camaros. I was thinking that damn, THIS IS FUN! - you can race anything you want here. It's cheap and can seem somewhat dangerous, but who cares! Small area for bleachers so you can sit and watch. Don't wear anything nice here, you WILL go home smelling like exhaust and fuel. This is in Denton, in the COUNTRY, so you'll find alot of umm.... interesting people hanging out here. It's 4 miles north of UNT, take EXIT 473 and find the track on the west side of I-35. Plan about an hour drive from Downtown Dallas, and check the website to see what they have going on. If you like drag racing, this place is cool, but not as nice as the drag strip in Ennis. Oh, how I miss my youth!

It's an interesting story on how I came to be at the Boyd Raceway this (past) Saturday. Basically a…read morefriend of mine is a professional pyro-technician (Is that a word? Anyway, he puts on firework shows). The Boyd Raceway firework show for the 4th of July was rained out and this was the rescheduled day. I was out there to help with the show (setting up, and then loading / re-loading launch tubes during the show - Talk about a blast!). So after showing up well before the races even start, and getting my special "pit pass" wrist band, we start setting up the show. Once that is done, we have some time to kill before the races start and even more time until the show. So I end with a lot of time to do some exploring and watch plenty of racing. This was a very busy night as there were a lot of makeup races due to all the rain earlier in the month. The classes for tonight were: IMCA Modified, IMCA Stock Car, IMCA Southern Sport Mod, IMCA Hobby Stock & Mini Stock and also featured the Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Cars & Smiley's 305 Sprint Cars. The sprint cars were particularly amazing as I could not believe the speed they would reach on the rack. Oh, the track. So this is a short oval dirt track, which I do think makes thinks very interesting. It takes a different kind of racing skill to keep it together on a dirt track. Most of the racers did a great job, but some did not. Now factor in that only about 1/3 of the track has any kind of a wall or barrier, and where we were set up for the show was not one of those places. We saw several cars come flying over the banked track. Very thrilling! Even though I was working, this turned out to be a very cool introduction to the Boyd Raceway, and I've kind of made a mental note to come back and enjoy the raceway from the stands. It struck me a a very unique and interesting way to spend a Friday. There is a concession stand, and the food looked OK, though I did not try it. It also seemed bringing a cooler was allowed, but you might want to double check on that. PS. See the website (http://boydraceway.net/directions_to_boyd.htm) for map and location, as Google does not map Private Road 4786 (Yahoo! does though), which is what you want. 4786 is off County Road 4781, just south of FTM 4028. Yes, you are practically in the middle of nowhere!

First time here. We got Pit Passes and I have to say the people here running things were very…read morefriendly folks. Wish they had a few more cars but overall I'll give it 4 stars just for the friendliness.

My son and ride for fun when we can. Each time we go the track is different. (We ride the beginner…read moretrack). All the riders who are there to train has helped my son tremendously. I a so thankful to all those riders.

From the owner: MX & SX Training Facility for full time and part time athletes. Tracks change daily. Open to public…read morecall in advance to schedule riding availability.

Amazing staff here. The girl at the front was super nice, great at explaining instructions. The…read morelong-haired guy out by the track was also helpful with the gear and setting up. Props to the rest of the crew; they seem to really enjoy their job. Aside from that, the racing was pretty fun. The karts had great handling and ran quickly. Definitely recommend; I went here after Holley Fest and genuinely enjoyed my time here more. Thank you all

I thought it was gonna be run by a bunch of good'ol boy/redneck Texans. I was 100% wrong, and…read morethat's on me. ALL the young men working there were fantastic. The young man working the register was polite and took the safety briefing very seriously. He's the type of guy you want at the register dealing with clueless customers such as myself. The young men running the track were great. They were polite and accommodating. They helped my short daughter get set up correctly. They made sure we were set and just laid back, nice guys. Was it pricey, 15 laps for $450, but our group had a ton of fun. The track is a bit worn down and could use some maintenance along with the cars themselves. The cars were inconsistent. I had three different cars; each one felt different. My last car drifted a lot, despite driving it about the same as the other cars. Their helmets were old and could use an upgrade. I'm glad I wore my sunglasses and kept the visor up to see more clearly.

We've been coming here for last few years to race a car. Love the positive attitude of all the…read moreracers and the opening ceremony with the prayers and singing of national anthem. Glad they let people sit in the beds of their trucks along the track to watch. I wish they had part of the stands shaded though, it get super hot sitting there to watch the cars(why missing one star) the concession stand has great food at a reasonable price. Appreciate the large selection of condiments.

Been coming here for a few years, as part of a pit crew for a race team. Their gate attendant…read moreseemed to get her wires crossed, when we arrived for the races, last Saturday. We told her we are the pit crew and the namd of the race team. We were wearing our team shirts. She charged us $25 each (normally $20) and $10 parking. We parked in the same pit space as the owner, his trailer and the race car. We weren't there to watch the races. We were there to work. Why the extra charge?

Had an amazing experience here. The event is extremely fan-centric with concerts and "garage"…read moreaccess. The staff and volunteers are friendly and informative. Overall a great time

I enjoyed driving through the speedway to see the Christmas lights. They had several themes. But we…read morereally enjoyed the Grinch. I just wish they had more lights to enjoy.

A really nice race track, with great spacing and a very friendly group of individuals. I visited…read morefor a BMW CCA race day event, where I able to race my 740i at max speed. A fun event, and a great experience if you ever get the chance.

What a great place! My wife and I spent the morning riding with a couple terrific drivers. I am a…read morelousy passenger... I will be back to do the race driving course!

North Texas Superbikes have been my go to for parts, apparel and service for several years now. I…read moregotta say they are the best for mechanics, suspension, repairs. Quick service turnaround times and quality work. They are currently our preferred mechanical support for our lightweight endurance team, Dark Horse, racing with the CMRA.

They don't know how to keep there word on giving things back off your bike and the communication…read moreback with the customer as well!!! Be very careful if anyone take there motorcycle to this guy's!

This is our first visit to Southern Oklahoma Speedway. We were staying at Lake Murray and saw that…read morethere was a racing event tonight. From their website, we found enough information to spark our interest. They have an oval shaped, semi banked clay track that is of a mile. We've enjoyed dirt track racing (years ago), so we decided to go. The website showed this event... ALL STAR SHOOTOUT iStock, Southern Sport Mods, IMCA Modified The 3 classes of race cars are unknown to us, but we were undeterred. The cost was $20 (or $15 for seniors or kids). Reasonable. We had a great, 4 hours of high octane fun. There were many heats in each class of car that resulted in 3 final races to determine the champions. Lots of thrills all evening. It was nice that we were allowed to bring our own coolers with adult beverages. I assumed that it was because they don't have a license. Sure enough, the concessions area didn't sell beer. So, if you like it, you better bring it. The concessions area did have a nice selection of burgers, nachos, frito pie, etc. and soft drinks. All are very reasonably priced.

What a fun family evening this is. It is just south of Ardmore on 77. Lots of parking. Usually…read more$15-20 per person (no parking fee) they do have senior and military discounts. You sit on metal bleachers but they have a railing and feel very solid to walk and sit on. The track is dirt and expect to breath in so.e dust as cars race around. The night that we went the races went from 7 till after 11. They have a snack area with soda. No beer but they do allow you to bring in beer and drinks and food which almost everyone seemed to be doing. Can't wait to go again

I was actually here to Judge the Kennedale BBQ Showdown…read more However, it does look like a nice facility to hold a Dirt Track Race. Seems to be plenty of Parking, and the Stands looked nice from where I was.

We had a blast. Brought back some good memories. Price to get in was fair, you can pay with cash or…read morecard. Concession stand was priced reasonable as well, only cash.