I used to race a go kart at this track. I liked this track better than one that was close to where…read moreLesourdsaville Lake used to be!

First of all it is FREE to come watch, no parking fees, no entrance fees. Hello why are not more…read morepeople coming to watch. If you like racing at all (road racing) you should at least come out and watch a race. I will admit I have lived in the Hamilton area for 17 years and have never been, well I regret that. I should have been coming here for years. They have a concession stand and bathrooms on property as well. Now that I have been here I will be back, literally, I bought a kart, so I will be back often.

This review is based off a private event experience…read more This is the 3rd year I've come here for the timeless industry event. It never disappoints, the staff of full throttle are very thorough on explaining the rules of everything. The go karts are fun because they go 40 mph, the virtual reality has never been working properly so I havent got to try which stinks. The pointless paintball is pain with no paint lol but it's a good time none the less, they also have a jelly version meant for younger kids but its such a small area it wasnt very fun. Drinks are delicious especially the one with Hennessy.

Had a blast at full throttle. At first I was kind of…read morenervous and was driving super slow but once I got the hang of it you couldn't tell me I wasn't a speed demon. The only thing I wish Is that it last a little longer other then that its a great way to past the day.

This was a fantastic race event! There are two distances to choose from 7K (4.3 miles) and 14K…read more(8.6). This event is presented by The Flying Pig and that is evident by its excellent organization. Included in registration is a shirt, bib with timing chip, pint glass, and snacks. I chose to run the 14K distance which lead me past historic brewery sites that really showcase Cincinnati's rich brewing history. This event is just 3 weeks before The Queen Bee half marathon and 4 Miler so it's a great practice distance to help gear you up for the half marathon distance. This is the third race part of the Christian Moerlein Beer Series. The first race is the Bochfest 5K in March. The second is The Little Kings Mile which is the Friday before The Flying Pig Marathon. Finally, the Hudepohl 7K/14K finishes off the series. Complete all 3 and be declared a Brew Hog and receive a special Brew Hog stein!

I may have found my most favorite run event! This is my first time running the series and I did…read morethe 7K. For $38.00 for 7K (including fees) you get a bib (with built in microchip, which you don't have to turn in after the race), a beer glass, T-shirt, and three tickets- 2 complimentary beers and a coney. However, there are water bottles, pretzels, fruit and other food items given at the event. Hudepohl 14K/7K Brewery Run is part of the Christian Moerlein Beer Series presented by the Flying Pig. There are three series you can complete: Bockfest (in March), Little Kings (April), and of course Hudepohl (September). The Christian Moerlein Beer Series benefits the Over-The-Rhine Brewery District Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation. It is a non-profit organization committed to making the Brewery District - restoring and redeveloping our unique brewing history and historic urban fabric. The Hudepohl 14K/7K Brewery Run wraps up the Christian Moerlein Beer Series and at the same time kicks off Oktoberfest Zinzinnati. It is named after the iconic Cincinnati-brewed beer and shorter 7K start and end just south of the Moerlein Lager House along Cincinnati's riverfront. Along the course, you'll pass by many of the historic brewery sites of early Cincinnati and follow the routes that the horse-drawn carts took to bring the beer from the breweries to the riverboats that would take the beer throughout the country. And once you're finished, the party continues at the Moerlein Lager House with brews and snacks! The course for the 14K/7K: The 14K route (8.6 miles) takes you along the riverfront, past several historic brewery sites into Over-the-Rhine and back to the Moerlein Lager House. The 7K route (4.3 miles) starts with the 14K and turns off at Gest Street and W. Pete Rose Way. Finish for both is on Mehring Way just east of Joe Nuxhall Way. The weather was just perfect! It didn't rain and the humidity was not bad! This was such a fun event and I can't wait to run it next year!

Stopped by for lunch before concert at River Bend. Ruben…read morewas very tasty seared salmon also.

Me and my friends have a ball here..I live the fishing games, monopoly game, just everything about…read moremy experience there...great penny machines...just was there a few weeks back with my friend steph...used to go there all the time with my friend Kelly...and plan on going back this coming weekend..Andrea sorry u missed out..could have had a lot of fun

I'm disappointed that Yelp has decided to hide all of the reviews of this year's race, as the…read moreexperience was truly terrible, and it's something that should be noted for any potential future participants. So, in hopes of this one being posted as well, here goes: 1) Packet pickup: One person was working the packet pickup, which was inconveniently placed in a location that had no close parking (especially because an event was going on across the street in US Bank arena) and because only one person was working, this took longer than necessary. Also on the packets (though not why I run a race, but disappointing: some people received water bottles, some didn't. You just received a sticker, a bag and your number.) 2) Race Start was not marked until 10 minutes prior to the race "start time," which was denoted by a strip of red duct tape on the road. Runners were walking up and down the street looking for the start- which, when it was discovered, was nowhere near where the course map indicated it to be. 3) Start was delayed by 30 minutes, which was blamed on the police department, which seems irresponsible and cowardly on the part of the race organizers. (This was informed to us via bullhorn, by the way.) Also doesn't help that runners also received emails with another, different start time the week of the race. 4) Aid stations were not where they were supposed to be on the course, many did not have gatorade, and the stations were not indicated on the course map. Also, given the heat and humidity of the day, they should have had more than one every 2.5 miles! Had I not had my water bottle with me, I would have probably quit the race. 5) Distance was incorrectly measured. Each mile was .25 off from what it should be, and the last mile was at least .50 off. My guess is this probably had to do with the incorrect placement of the start line. 6) Terrible customer service. The week of the race I posted asking for details about aid stations so I could plan my hydration, and they were not answered. I ended up finding this information on the website by clicking on a link that says "Hydration Station Info Coming Soon" Any complaints about the race have been deleted from their facebook page. This is a cardinal sin for anyone working in social media/ PR (which I do) and they should be ashamed for this kind of behavior and deceiving future participants. 7) "Recovery" station consisted of a tray of a single cut up watermelon, pretzels and a handful of granola bars. Oh and who can forget the jugs of warm watered down gatorade set out on tables. For a race that boasts focusing the majority of attention to the best race for the runners, they failed in their mission. Will never recommend this race to anyone, much less run it again. This company (tuscon racing) should be ashamed. They must be desperate for a profit. *Please review the not recommended link for the other hidden reviews of this race- they are not inaccurate!!

Very poorly organized event. The name would make you assume…read moreit's professionally managed, but this is not the case: website not clear on starting time, bad preparation (they did not have a starting line set until 7.10, when the race was supposed to start at 7.00), as a 10k runner I got lost as nobody on the race course could tell me where to turn and signs where not there, wrote a complaint to them via email and on facebook, but they wpuld not acknowledge (they removed my comment). never again.

First time came out this weekend and had a blast racing my Audi S4 on a half mile airstrip with…read moreother drivers. It's pretty close to Indianapolis and the organizers did amazing job! Definitely coming again.

One of the most fun races I've ever done, from beginning to afterparty. A $35 registration fee gets…read moreyou a good quality t-shirt, participation in a 5k at Ault Park, and admission to the post-race festivities. You get 4 beer/wine tickets and unlimited access to 30 food and drink booths. They had a great reggae band playing that made for a fun atmosphere. They clearly know what they're doing after 17 years. All the pre-race logistics went smoothly, with quick packet pickup and convenient shuttle buses to the park. The course itself is a beast. Never-ending hills on top of hills. Good thing I love a challenging run. I felt like I earned my right to pig out at the afterparty. Burgers, BBQ wings,Gliers Goetta, Yagoot, Subway, corn on the cob, dessert, and so much more... it was a smorgasbord. Minus one star for not having mile markers or official chip timing. Even though that's probably part of it truly being a 'fun' run, it's just nice to know, y'know? Other than that, I'm definitely thinking this will be an annual event on my race calendar. Kudos to the organizers.

This was my first 5k. I picked it, because I had heard it is the most fun, and the best party…read more The first tip I would give is, unless you are arriving super, super early and want to leave immediately do NOT park at Ault Park. It is a mess up there. The shuttle service is very well organized and they will definitely get you there on time. And don't worry the buses are heated (that was important this year ;-)) I would also recommend picking up your packet before the day of the race. That way you can avoid the long lines on race day. Unfortunately you'll still have to stand in a line to get your drinking bracelet, but that's worth waiting for, right? Speaking of waiting, that's the big let-down for me. Too many people. Everything required processing too many people. When the race started it took minutes before I could get up to speed, and I was constantly running in a crowd. When the race finished you then get to go to the way too many people at the food and drink tents. I would recommend training hard to be under the 40 minute mark. That way you can get to the eats before the big crowd comes in. I finished at 32:10 and my wife and I were able to try a few different food items before a huge crush of people arrived. Part of the problem is there just isn't enough room for all those people. Why don't they use more of the park for the food area? There were huge empty areas that could've been used for more space. I just don't get. The variety of food items is amazing. They had something for everyone. My pregnant wife particularly enjoyed the fried pickles (I know, what a cliché). And I enjoyed the desert tent. It's a great race, and you get a lot for your money. I just wish it wasn't quite so popular.

I have not even participated in the event and I'm already angry! My friends and I signed up for…read moreone of their events in the Cincinnati area, and within days we ALL had hundreds of dollars of unauthorized charges on our credit cards! The race was the only charge we all had in common and none of our friends who did not sign up for the race were affected. The event itself may be great, I don't know, but it's not worth having your credit card information stolen!

We was invited by friends to bring our camper to speedway for there Biggest race of the season…read more 1st time seeing these models & we enjoyed it. Really close to track & not having to fight traffic was really nice. Concession & Beer was cheap.

First off this track is in a great location. Admission into the pits today was $30, which is quite…read morereasonable. The concession stand had a wide variety of tasty treats and delicious sandwiches. In the pits stands closest to the scoreboard, the speakers worked great. A friend of mine said the other stands, not so much. **Will continue this post- race**

We love edgewater. My dad has been racing at this track since I was little and our last visit was…read moremy first since I was around 10 or so. The seating is great and they really keep the excitement moving very little downtime between classes. They do charge entry for kids 6 an up which is okay just different then most tracks. Food is pretty pricey too, I recommend packing a cooler and bringing food with you.

Would give this 'establishment' NO STARS if possible! I happened to be in the tri-state area…read morevisiting friends & we decided to go watch some test/tune action on Friday May 1st 2026. When we get there after driving over 40 miles one way, we find out it's closed due to 'unseasonably cool weather'. Literally insult to injury when gas is $4.99 a gallon, and we foolishly passed on other opportunities for a good night out before I have to head back to South Dakota. Can't believe the FOOLS that run & own this DUMP don't/can't realize that race cars eat their best/lay down great E.T.s in temperatures in the upper 40's. The only bright side is it gives me new respect for my local track in Sturgis, even if it's only an eighth-mile. The only thing that could/would stop scheduled racing there would be major rain storms all day/night. Truly feel sorry for the guys/gals in the Tri-state area who have built bad-ass units, but Edgewater is the only place to take them without trailering hours away.