Took my g-friend to drive a C8, and although she was hesitant they made her feel comfortable and…read moreshe loved it She ain't driving mine though

I couldn't believe it when my employer told us that they were taking us to drive exotic cars for a…read morecorporate event. As a long time car enthusiast, it was right up my alley. We drove up from Houston, but it was very worth it. The track is on a hillside and there is plenty of elevation change that makes the track much more interesting than flat tracks here. In our group, the drivers' physical builds were as different as the vehicle cockpits. But we were given ample opportunity to sit in all of them to pick out one that we felt was most comfortable. A few others in our group were set on driving the GT3 so I let them have at it (and still beat them.). I drove the Huracan and the 488. The instructors are excellent-- all former racing drivers. They work you up to speed as your skills allow, and push you do your best. The track is tight and challenging, and yes, the cars are full power. Top speeds are limited by the track, your skill, the insurance you purchase, and your sense of self-preservation. I looked up pricing after the event and found it to be very reasonable. A coworker and I had so much fun that we are planning to come back on our own for more practice. Thanks guys!

One of my favorite places on Earth. I love dirt track racing and this place has been in my family…read more(Bagby) since before I was born. Im lucky to have a home dirt track. The owners/promoters that took over these past few years have made lots of changes, for the better. The facility keeps getting upgrades and its nicer than ever before, without going over the heads of locals. And Im stoked with all the variety of outside touring series they have coming in as well. Im lucky to have this place so close to home!

Best track around for miles!!! They keep the races going like clock-work to keep the drivers and…read morefans happy. Other tracks around could take a note or two from HOTSpeedway.

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.

We love the races! They have converted and uncovered parking. Just around $12 per person to get in…read more They have a food truck. You can take your own alcohol and food and I've seen people take your dogs. You can also take your children.

Fun! Easy place to get to & had fun coming here, they do have food stands and restrooms also.read more

First time to the track and had a blast with Kevin as the instructor. Very clean facility and…read morelivio and Larry were great to talk with and everyone there was very helpful. Will be back come spring time can't wait to see the new track. And btw I never realized how fast you get going and don't even realize it

Great race track with even better management! Over the years this place has become a place that…read moretrack drivers can call home and I can guarantee that in the next few years this place will be called home by even more enthusiasts.

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?

I rented out this track to test some cars people are very nice and most important track was smooth…read moreand nice

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.

Great spot, friendly people. Kids under 12 are free, love the races several different cars and…read moreevents Nachos are good too

Deep in the heart of Mesquite (or Sunnyvale, or Seagoville...whatevs) lives a cute 'lil dirt track…read morecalled the Devil's Bowl. It's kinda like Nascar only cuter. And way more affordable. We came for the World of Outlaws Sprint car racing and had no idea the evening would turn out to be so much fun. 900HP teeny cars screaming down a dirt track 2X2 and sideways?? Yes, please. Here's a hint or two to make your visit the best it can be: *I'm not sure if they're all like this but the premium seats (we paid $40/ticket) are actual chairs. No need to bring stadium chairs to save your butt from hard bleachers. *No outside food and drink, but there are plenty of food vendors on site. Just know that the lines get absolutely ridiculously long during the race. *This place fills up on the weekend. Get here early and experience all that is redneck racing! *If you want to see pit road, you won't see it from the main seats. The cars all exit and go behind the track for pit work. Whomp whomp. *Don't forget earplugs. This may be a dirt track but it still gets looooooud. Until next time, Devil's Bowl. Boogity boogity!