Not bad location for racing. Need more people. Did good. Just empty. The people were nice and cool…read more Down to earth

The staff was super helpful and friendly! They made our date night super fun and enjoyable!…read more Great time here at Buckeye Raceway! Awesome idea for a cute competitive date night!

Mid-Ohio is an old school track with a lot of great sections. There is great viewing areas that…read moreeven allow pop up canopies at the top (some tracks don't allow this). Its super easy to get to from IL, IN, MI,PA. They work hard to keep the grounds in good condition and have good shower facilities. I've camped here 4 times for Indycar and IMSA and this has to be one of the best deals for a race weekend. The camping pass we purchased can with two tickets and didn't require a separate wristband on top of all that. Would highly recommend going to and staying for an event!

Storied track, one of the top in the country. Tucked away in the Ohio countryside, nice little town…read morenearby.

Pulled up to front parking attendant for parking instructions and was told they try to save those…read morefront parking spaces for people who are handicapped. Attendant then looked in my vehicle and clearly stated that it looks like you both can walk. I asked the Midvale speedway parking attendant what does handicapped disabled look like to you? He then stated Someone in a wheelchair or can't walk. I retrieved my handicapped placard and held it out my window for the attendant to view. He huffed and said to park over there. As I'm disabled and can't walk distances of for a long period. He didn't care as he was descriminating me based on the type of vehicle I drove. The speedway has offered no comment . This was October 2025 Night of Destruction race.

One of the classic American short tracks that has been operational for around 70 years. The last…read morefew owners have pumped some serious $ into capital improvements and it shows. The racing program is great; the only complaint I had was, when I visited, the visiting truck series had a LOT of crashes (yes, Midvale EATS cars), which can be great TV but really slows the action for live spectators. The track is a unique layout at 3/10's of a mile distance, which means it has 1/3 of a mile track-type speeds on a layout similar to a 1/4-mile track. Venue has excellent car counts, is VERY family-friendly, sells alcohol, and has great racing and reasonably-priced admissions and concessions. What's not to love?

The best part about this racetrack is that you can camp out during the weekend for the races. I…read morelike this racetrack as I enjoyed coming here. They have some big grandstands. The concession stand is pick what you want and then walk back and pay for it. There were no lines at the concession stands which I like. I could see the whole race track from where I sat which was a little more than half way up the grandstands. They have races every Saturday night. It's located way out in the middle of nowhere. While I was here, I seen several Amish horse and buggy's going down the road in front of the parking lot of the racetrack. There are several portable potty's at the racetrack. Some are open all night for people camping in the parking lot like me. Camping is permitted on the outer perimeter of the parking lot, not in the middle. I saw about 12 to 15 campers camping along with me. Most were RV's.

So I will begin my review by stating that I'm a novice racing fan, so if my criticism is too harsh,…read moreit is because I probably do not know any better. I have been to the Lawrenceburg speedway in Indiana, and at the time I thought the venue and facilities were a little rough. This place makes lawrenceburg look like a stop on the F1 circuit in Europe, and maybe that is because it is a lower level of racing so this track does not generate as much as revenue as lawrenceburg? The concessions were subpar, but modestly priced, and more importantly...no booze. I was wanting to watch some racing with a merican light beer mixed with some dust from the track, and instead I enjoyed bubblegum. And FYI, the bathrooms are just port o johns. The good. I felt the announcer did a really good job, and when a racer won his/her feature race the announcer would go and interview them, which I felt was a nice touch. Most importantly though, the racing, which was decent. Some of the divisions were painful to watch because they were constantly having to restart, so that was a little frustrating. So in summation, this will be a unique experience to see dirt track racing at its grittiest (I mean that with all respect), and if you are a city guy like me, you'll be able to experience a different aspect of American culture.