After 25 years of visiting short tracks as a spectator I finally got in the driver's seat and was…read morenot disappointed! I used a rain check to race at Toledo Speedway after my event at Flat Rock After After 25 years of visiting short tracks as a spectator I finally got in the driver's seat and was not disappointed! I used a rain check to race at Toledo Speedway after my event at Flat Rock Speedway got rained out. The rescheduling process was super easy over the phone. As this was my first experience I purchased the photo, video, ride along, insurance, and of course the driving experience. The faux carbon fiber photo plaque is a nice presentation and contains a picture of you with the car and a picture of the car on the track. The video is a nice addition as well. The only thing that could improve the video was if they could overlay the in-car audio over the video so someone watching the video understands what's going on on the track. I'll purchase the $60 insurance again because for 60 bucks why not. I never at any point felt close to being on the edge of wrecking but it seems like a fair price to limit potential costs of repairs. The only note I'll add about purchasing the racing experience is do not purchase through Groupon, it is cheaper to go through their website. Also, sign up for their email as they are always sending out deals way better than you'll find on Groupon. I strongly recommend the ride along if you want to see what these cars are really capable of! Both me and my buddy that did this experience were blown away by the ride-along, you will in no way be disappointed! The speed they carry through the turns was far more than I realized. The staff was super friendly and helpful, from the people that signed you in to the instructor to the professional drivers everyone seemed happy to answer any questions and they all seemed happy to be there. The driving experience itself was well worth the price of admission. I thought there was a warm-up lap once you got on the track so I holding back until I was told to left and lift over the radio to let a car by then I realized it was go time and caught the car and was told to pass over the radio. I had some issues with my car sputtering from the start and after being stuck on the front stretch I was able to get the car going. The spotter kept telling me to put in in gear and go but with the one-way radios you can only hear so you can't tell them you're having problems with the car. I could only imagine how annoying it'd be for the spotter if they had two-way radios so no complaints there. After a few laps, the sputtering was back so I pulled in the pits and they put gas in the car and let me go back out and finish my racing experience. I feel I got an extra experience getting a pit stop half way through. I haven't counted the laps on the video but I'm pretty sure I got a couple extra laps when I went back out for having to pull in to the pits early. The really do want to make sure you have as good of an experience as possible. The racing lines are clearly marked out on the track with an orange block indicating let off the throttle and a green box indicating when you can get on the throttle. Holding the throttle wide open until the orange box and letting off the car seems to be out of momentum by the time you're halfway through the turn and if you touch the throttle before the green box they'll tell you over the radio that you're getting on the throttle too early. Understanding that they have people showing up with a ride range of driving abilities and they want to keep everyone safe and prevent people from wrecking the cars, I still feel I had a great experience! These are real race cars on a real track and far exceed the driving experience I had with a different company where I got to drive a Ferrari that was so de-tuned my f150 is faster out of a corner and had to drive with one of the employees in the passenger seat limiting the experience further. Plan on being at the track longer than expected. I didn't get in the car til more than an hour after my scheduled time but it is well worth the wait. You're at a race track, enjoy the sights and sounds and the whole experience! Overall this was a great experience and I look forward to purchasing many more experiences through the Rusty Wallace Racing Experience along with their other company Kenny Wallace Dirt Racing Experience.

Waterford Hills is a beautiful racecourse. It's a great place to run your streetcar, but do not…read moreattempt to bring a race car here. We installed mufflers, plus turn downs on the end of the exhaust pipes to no avail. We were booted after the first session, and black flagged for excessive noise, the first time I really got after it. It really sucks, as the track is actually a lot of fun! Just a heads up to anyone who is actually running a race exhaust system, do yourself a favor, and find another track. There are no refunds, so we spent half a day travel time to get the boot after 6 laps, and no money back.

bummed that the beer tent was gone had my stomach all set for a beer and some nachos. its still…read moremore exciting than staying home and doing housecleaning on a sunday!

We have been here a couple times for events…read more The facilities- The staff keep everything pretty clean throughout the building. However, the bathrooms need a little more attention. Getting toilet paper off a roll that doesn't turn and only gives you 1 square at a time is not a fun situation in the girls bathroom. So that was a bit annoying. The staff - the staff is very attentive and they are very happy and pleasant to speak with. They are also very helpful helping folks get helmets on or figure out how to use VR. Really top notch. Fun - overall this is a fun place to have an event. They have digital axe throwing, virtual reality and of course the fun go karts. My kids are 7 and 9 and had no issue driving the Go karts. The kids don't typically drive with other adults. But if a parent prefers to drive with them. That's totally ok. But the junior racing rounds are mostly kids only.

truly such a painfully stupid and long experience to smash a little bit of glass and then throw an…read moreaxe. i paid 166$ for two people to do a single race of go karting, axe throwing, and a rage room. if i got to do the go karting or was at least somewhat directed on how to go from activity to activity it would've a much better time but no one even helped. the boy at the register told us "it'll be an hour wait on the go karting so let's get you guys started on the axe throwing!" sounds great... you get done with the axe throwing and your confused on where to go to next. we found the rage room and did that one. after some time we waited around the go karting, realized during that time we received the incorrect receipt and after a while we went inside the track room and they told us "we ran it without you a bit ago, so go to the manager!" we got put into another race and waited another 25 minutes before leaving at that point. lame experience for 166$

Holy Toledo , I can't believe it. Slot cars are making a comeback. I remember the days of old, when…read moreI was a kid. I made my slot cars out of piano wire and brass. Bent the wire , cut the brass, soldered it all together. Rewound the armature, and replaced the magnets with Arco Magnets . Away my car went screaming around the track. My car was fast and hugged the track. I was sort of a geek for that back then. I was around 9 or 10. I remember The Groove ( Hot Dogs ) , Thom Thumb, Pit Stop, and a few more that the names I can not recall. I still after all these years (59) have my slot car case and most of the parts. I still have boxes of trophies I won in races. Well here is a business that is just opening up soon with a track. Next time I come to Toledo I will bring my case , MXR controllers and cars. See what I have to do to tweak out my 1/24th and 1/32nd scale cars to make the lap. I will give a later update on this when I come back.

We have tickets to the truck race next year and we've been to the lights in the past. When working…read morewith customer service we had nothing but positive experiences and kind folks here. Can't wait to check it out and try something new this June!

Out on Saturday for race day. So much fun. Be sure to go across the street for the vendors in…read moreparking. I was disappointed with the amount of food available outside the stadium by the trucks.

just came home 10-3-25 from a M1 event called garage tour. I…read more spent $200 for dinner and drinks which was good. But the main reason for this event was to look at other people's garages. Of all the garages on there property they had a total of 4 to look at. I'm sorry this was a joke very unhappy. M1 should let us know in advance how many people committed to show off there garages before purchase. Very disappointed. Paul M

Great course. Fun time racing high end cars. I will be back. Can't believe how this is in all of…read moreour backyards!

Great track, friendly Tech inspection. Track guys were very tolerant of the first timers…read more For $30 you get to make as many passes down the track as you can during "Test and Tune" days held on Wednesday. A steal if you ask me. We made 12 passes in 2.5 hours. A very good deal. An added benefit is that you can be up close to cars that may never see again. It's just plain awesome!

Ah, there's nothing like the smell of burning rubber and the revving of big, powerful engines to…read moreremind you its summer! And there's nowhere better to spend a summer evening than the Milan Dragstrip. It's family fun at its fastest! Even if you don't know drag racing, you can have a great experience. There's plenty of spectator parking, all just steps from the track. And there's plenty of seating on both sides so you can grab your view of the fast-paced action from the starting line or down by the finish line. Watch racers in all kinds of cars and "classes" compete for the fastest reaction time off the "tree" and best speed down the asphalt. The crew does a great job of keeping the track safe and prepped - so important! There are various concessions available so no need for dinner before you arrive. I've visited lots of racetracks (big city small town, urban, rural) and this one is a winner!

Get ready for this place to squeeze every last drop of money out of you. I and six of my friends…read morepaid for the silver membership to get unlimited racing Monday through Thursday. We would meet there every Wednesday evening and race for a few hours. No other customers were ever there on weeknights, so it seemed like a good way for High Caliber to get more use out of their karts during slow days. After doing this for several months, they jacked up the price by 150%, and we all cancelled our memberships. I guess it wasn't enough for the greedy owner. I hope it was worth permanently losing seven customers, because we're never coming back!

Pretty good place & quite entertaining. We have a gift card so took our family here for a weekend…read morefun. My teens & husband did 3 races ( not a fast one as I have a 15 years old). My toddler enjoyed watching all the carts go by and some red lights in the tracks. He also enjoyed walking around the arcade and saw all kind of games. Not actually playing as he is still little. Tried axe throwing and had some good time. There are some other games that we can also attend but need to head home as my toddler started getting tired. Can't wait till next time.