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Midsouth Motox

3.5 (11 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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12 years ago

This was the most fun I have had in a long time. Instructors did a great job with all riding levels. Cannot wait to come back!

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12 years ago

It was excellent! Geordan was our instructor. He was over the top! He knows what he is doing. Looking forward to coming back.

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Orange County Speedway

Orange County Speedway

3.8(4 reviews)
23.0 mi

This being my first time to a speedway race track, I would like to offer a few observations:…read more- Bring your own beer - Some of the hardest arena seats I have sat on, bring a cusion - 125 laps, the race started with 25 cars, at the end there were ony 12 left - Hardly any cover when it rains, and it rained a lot - The machine they use to dry the tracks is so small, its like drying a mile of wet road with a hair dryer - A lot of families - It's Loud! Bring ear plugs - I never thought I would say this, but the urinals at Penn Station are no longer the worst restroom faciities I have seen

The facility was larger than I expected. 3/8 mile fast track. Some great races. Although when we…read morewere looking at the track itself, it looks like it needs some desperate repair. There are lots of wide cracks in the pavement. We paid $20 for parking and we were given 2 free tickets to get in. I thought it was a little different. They have a six pack maximum you can bring in and the sign said the cooler had to be no larger than 12in x 12in but we saw people that had slightly larger coolers. Be prepared to wait in line for food and beer. I.giggled at the sign on the side of the food stand because it said "fast food." There was nothing fast about it. Although it appeared the workers were working very hard...I just don't think they could cook and fry as quick as demanded. Instead of sitting in the bleachers, I think next time I will take my chair and sit along turn 3.

RushHour Karting - RTP

RushHour Karting - RTP

3.7(25 reviews)
26.4 mi

Synopsis - What an amazing place to kart, arcade, enjoy good games, and eat good food!…read more Went to RushHour for a few hours with some good friends. Started off ordering some food which comes pretty quickly at a decent value for your money. Food was surprisingly good for a non-restaurant! They have plenty to offer from drinks to full meals. Onto the games. Plethora of games to choose from, certainly something for everyone. There are different packages that offer different amounts of tokens for games--all depends on what you're there for. For us, the real attraction was karting. It was everything you could want for in karting. We went during the week so it wasn't overly busy outside of a camp with kids. Our wait times were not bad at all. They give you some basic instructions, rules, safety brief, and then throw you to the wolves. Was an amazing time. 5 Karting Stars out of 5!

1/5 -- Serious Safety Concerns, Physical Injuries, and an Unacceptable Response…read more I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by what happened to my friend at Rush Hour Karting in Morrisville, North Carolina. What was supposed to be a fun recreational activity turned into a frightening experience that left her physically injured and raised serious questions about how this facility protects its customers. During her go-karting session, another driver reportedly struck her kart intentionally approximately THREE TIMES. These were not harmless bumps. The repeated impacts were forceful enough to leave her with multiple visible injuries. Her injuries included: * Significant bruising, redness, and abrasions across her shoulder, collarbone, and upper chest. * Areas of broken skin and bleeding near her shoulder and neck. * A chin injury following the collision. * An injury to her tongue after she accidentally bit it during the forceful impact. * Symptoms developing minutes afterward that raised concerns about a possible concussion. The photographs show extensive skin discoloration, abrasions, and bruising around her shoulder and collarbone. Subsequent photographs also show the injuries changing color as they healed. This was not a situation where someone simply walked away from a minor racing bump. What makes this experience even more upsetting is how the situation was reportedly handled. After the collisions, the driver responsible allegedly disappeared or hid. We were concerned that employees might have known who the driver was, yet we did not receive satisfactory answers about what was being done to identify the individual or address the dangerous behavior. My friend was visibly injured, and we did not feel that her condition received the immediate attention, assistance, or seriousness it deserved. YES, A REFUND WAS PROVIDED. BUT A REFUND IS NOT ENOUGH. Getting the money back does not undo the injuries, the pain, or the distress of what happened. It does not explain how another driver could repeatedly strike someone without what appeared to us to be an adequate intervention. What concerns me most is the apparent lack of accountability and the questions this raises about customer safety. Where was the intervention after the first collision? Why was the dangerous behavior apparently allowed to continue? What procedures exist to identify aggressive drivers? And what are employees trained to do when a customer is injured or begins showing possible signs of a head injury? Customer safety should ALWAYS come before entertainment, profits, or simply keeping the track running. I understand that go-karting involves inherent risks, but there is a difference between ordinary racing risks and repeated aggressive collisions that result in physical injuries. I sincerely hope management investigates this incident, preserves and reviews any available footage, explains how the situation was handled, and takes meaningful action to prevent another customer from experiencing something similar. What makes this even worse is that the suspected driver, who was wearing an orange T-shirt, was reportedly still at the facility, seemingly hiding with his family to avoid responsibility. Despite this, staff did not appear to take any action to investigate or address the situation. It's extremely disappointing that someone could seriously injure another customer and potentially walk away without consequences while the business fails to provide proper accountability. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this location to ask about its safety procedures, enforcement of driving rules, and emergency response policies before participating. A refund does not replace accountability, and customer safety should never be treated as an afterthought.

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Galot Motorsports Park

Galot Motorsports Park

4.3(3 reviews)
62.4 mi

Great big race track way out in the middle of no where. I mean it's way out in the country…read more However, it's a pretty good size too. I wanted to go to a race track this weekend to watch drag racing. The advertising "flyer" on Facebook mentioned motorcycle rally but it also said drag racing. Advertising: So, I thought I would see motorcycles and cars drag racing. The flyer also said dirt drag races too. On Scene: Approaching race track, I saw signs that said spectators entrance to the right of race track. I parked close by gate and walked to entrance where I paid $20. Ticket counter sales person said I could catch shuttle that would take me closer to grandstands. She also said shuttle would bring me back as it will be making continuous trips. However, I had to walk all the way back to back main entrance after waiting 30 minutes for him in the hot sun. However, Shuttle operator just parked shuttle at main back entrance and got off and was talking to his friends instead of working. I told Ticket operators about this and she says "sorry". She said racing will start up again in a couple hours since it was so hot. So, I left and went back to hotel and told her I will be back in a couple hours. On Scene 2nd time: So, I came back a couple hours later around 7pm when the sun was going down and it was cooler. I showed my arm band which I kept on my wrist so I wouldn't have to pay admission again. Again, shuttle operators not on shuttle. He yelled out get on shuttle and " I will be over there in a second". He finally came but with an attitude this time. He got in drivers seat and turned toward me and said let me call track owner and see if she will let you drive to grandstand area. He came back and said I could. So, I walk back to truck and go through gate showing my arm band. For the first time ever, I saw the Hells Angels motorcycle club at the same place I was. They were selling their stuff and riding their motorcycles which was I thought was pretty cool. I have always wanted to ride motorcycles. So, I have an Interest in motorcycles as I have a motorcycle endorsement on my license. In summary, there was no dirt track drag racing, no race car drag racing and only a few drag races between motorcycles. I did have a good time but I thought it would be better if there had been race car drag races which I was led to believe they were having. Final Thoughts: I will be back for drag races another day. When I do, I might update my experience at that time. So, I might come back. We will just have to wait and see.

My family and I went to the opening night on 3/25/16. We had an amazing time. The younger ones on…read moreour group were super excited and got to see many types of cars and bikes and ate hotdogs, pizza and chicken sandwich. The older ones in our group signed up to race on the street car and had a blast. For only $20 you can enter your street car, or $10 to get in just to watch. It was the most fun we had in a long time around here. I would recommend to anyone specially since there is not much to do around this area.

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