We come out to the speedway a few times per year for different events...although we've never been…read moreto an actual car race here. Henry County hosts many free family-friendly events here and there is occasionally a paid event/experience from an external vendor/organization. Our most recent visit was for the county's Hot Summer Fest 2025 (on July 3rd). It included an are show, a drone show, and fireworks, plus games, bouncy houses and water slides before the shows began. We also really love the county's trick or treat event here. This past October (2024) they were doing paid rides on the track so my husband got to take a few high speed spins around the track with a professional driver. Honestly, the speedway seems the perfect location for large festival type events.

I went to my very 1st car show this weekend! It was AMAZING to say the least! This used to be…read morecalled Atlanta Motorpark Speedway. But it's under a different owner now. We will definitely be back for more. We met a bunch of really cool people who are all coming together to share their passion for cars and any other motor vehicles! I got to see drifting LIVE for the very first time and everything from Fast and the Furious came to life, lol. Been a fan before my kids were born. Met Luis De Silva Jr. and Noel Guliemi! RIP Paul Walker. We will definitely be back next year! It was a beautiful weekend full of beautiful people sharing their love for cars. We hope you will join us next year!

I went today for Stuntfest car and bike show. It's a huge event in the area, but the staff seemed…read moreto be ill prepared for the crowd. Traffic was a major turnoff. It took over an hour to get into the track. Then when you finally get to the gate it was a mess as people had to criss cross to switch lanes due to not all lanes accepting all forms of payment. There are bleachers to sit and watch the races some are covered, but not many. The races kept getting delayed due to spectators too close to the track, which looks to be a security issue also due to the ambulance kept getting called away from the track to tend to spectators. You would think there would have been more than one ambulance on site. Smh.

I had a blast here. Never been to a drag strip before. I went for StuntFest 2K22. A lot of nice…read morecars and bikes, vendors and people watching. The only thing I didn't like is the time between each race. There were a lot of long breaks between races making it very uncomfortable in the heat. There is no shade on the bleachers so bring a hat or umbrella for protection.

Such a cool place!…read more I visited the Michelin Raceway recently as my cousin was set to race in the MotoAmerica Superbike Speedfest competition. Prior to the invitation to be a spectator, I didn't even know that this place existed but why would I? I'm not a super fan of bikes or racing, I barely like to drive, but I am definitely in the minority as this place was PACKED. I always forget how big and devoted the racing community is. Totally makes sense that the track would need to be in the boonies because they need all of that land that they have, and more! When we arrived, I was incredibly impressed with how organized and official it all was. When you pull in, there are a number of attendants in booths that check your ticket and parking, welcoming you in with your wristband and any other items needed for the event. We then passed another access point with an employee who waved us through. What I wasn't expecting was the insane parking and navigating through the area. Again, there were hundredssss of people there with bikes, trucks, RVs, etc. etc. My sister and I searched for parking but even with help, we still had no clue where the best place to park was. Although we had some sort of special paid parking that we covered in advance, there wasn't any blatant signage that helped us find where we should go. As I was 2 months postpartum upon our visit, the idea of parking back in the woods and walking 2 miles to find our family sounded terrible. At some point I threw caution to the wind and parked in one of the grassy lots that I believe belonged to participants, but I was willing to take the risk, lol. The section where all of the participants and their teams dwell was such a busy area but still well-organized enough that it didn't seem congested. We stood in a grassy area behind the fencing and were able to see the bikers up close and personal as they bended the corner, a high-anxiety moment filled with lots of excitement! Beyond the race itself, there were over a dozen vendors serving up pizzas, sweet treats, beer, liquor and more in the main common area. Along with the bites and bevvies, there was a small carnival-esque area with rides for the kids (and kids at heart) to burn some energy. As this was a family-friendly, 3-day experience, I thought that was such a cool addition. What I noticed most as we walked the grounds was that it was incredibly clean out there! With so many people in town for a multi day event, I'm incredibly impressed that they even had the streets tidy. Although I'm not a racing enthusiast, I really enjoyed my time with my family out here. Beautifully laid out, clean and full of thrills, totally worth the drive from ATL!

Came here for the Lexus performance driving school. Facility pretty awesome. It's pretty much most…read moreof the nowhere staff that works here has cooks, cleaning crew, and all other staff are extreme friendly. Breakfast was not really big. A little bit of options we're healthy enough even for a gluten free people. It was so good and also lunch was phenomenal for that chicken. Place is well maintained even with free wifi as recieption is spotty. I had a very good experience.

If you want the ultimate thrill ride then look no further than Azul Motorsports. Riding in any…read moreCorvette is a thrill but with Chris behind the wheel your adrenaline will be pumping like never before. Before strapping in Chris will show you a short video of a recorded ride around the track so you will know what to expect. Even though he is driving his goal is for you to enjoy yourself so he will ask for feedback from you as to how fast you want to go. You will have a headset microphone so you can communicate with him but also can just use thumbs up for faster, thumbs down for slower. If you keep the thumbs up then prepare yourself for one thrilling ride. Looking forward to returning soon.

From the owner: We have moved to an exclusive "by referral only" business model. Feel free to get involved with…read moretrack events, car shows, and more to get to know us and our team. How do you thank your team for a project well done? How do you entertain prospective new clients? How do you reward your top producers? You call us... Azul Motorsports is your one stop for client entertainment, employee recognition, and team building. With hands on, in the cockpit, OnTrack experiences for individuals and groups! Our team creates race car experiences with up to 30 cars on the track, at the same time, which is a great way to impress clients or promote team building in an organization. The experience takes place on road racing tracks with right turns and elevation changes in addition to left turns! Introduce us to that thrill seeking, client of yours who: scuba, or sky dives, rides motorcycles, flies planes, or loves fast boats!

The Porsche Experience Center Atlanta was nothing short of incredible. From the moment we arrived,…read morethe experience felt intentional, elevated, and unforgettable. Huge shoutout to Charles Gear, our driving coach, who truly made the day exceptional. Driving the Porsche 911 Carrera S on the South track was exhilarating, but what set this apart was Charles' knowledge, calm confidence, and ability to make you feel both comfortable and excited at the same time. He didn't just coach the drive, he coached the entire experience. What I loved most was how Charles walked us through the full history of Porsche and then guided us through the museum with so much detail and passion. Every story, every design choice, every evolution of the brand was explained in a way that made you appreciate Porsche on a deeper level. You could feel how much pride and love he has for the brand, and it was contagious. This was more than a driving experience. It was education, history, adrenaline, and luxury all wrapped into one. If you're considering visiting Porsche Experience Center Atlanta, do it and ask for Charles if you can. Truly top tier from start to finish.

This is a review specifically for the 365 restaurant. The food was incredible and very…read morewell-prepared. Our server was attentive and so kind. There was a minimum we had to hit given our other activities for the day and because everything was on the expensive side, it was relatively easy to achieve. The drinks were good and the attention to detail was pretty strong too. Even the butter for the bread was shaped like Porsche cars! Dining room felt like a power lunch spot. Lots of people there driving the cars and doing corporate events. One major star off because they gave us the receipt as a total and not itemized. This was sketchy because there was a tip and service charge line. Had I not asked for an itemized, we would have double tipped.

I'm going to have to apologize for this VERY VERY LATE submittal. This was brought up to us from…read moreour adult kids in discussion about how we used to drive around in the North and scope out neighborhoods with dazzling light shows. While it was part of a constructed holiday theme which allowed us to enjoy Christmas music piped though the airwaves (had to seek the FM channel it was on) Going to the Dixie speedway was an interesting compilation of lights made in a way to show Different themes ranging from thanksgiving turkeys to a Chanukah menorah, Snoopy to dinosaurs roaming in the land. All in all it was a fun 20 minutes. At a steep price of 33 dollars per car... Let the good holiday spirit bring you happy and healthy tidings to you and your family. HAPPY HOLIDAYS...

Went for the Show of Lights in December. So much fun!!! A nice diversity of lights. Splitting the…read morecost with friends made it just the right price for the time we had.

Depending on how many tracks you've been to could determine your experience. Ive been to paved and…read moredirt tracks. The Track ----------- This track is dirt and about 3/8 miles oval. If dust bothers you then best to sit up away from the track. There is also less to the right when looking toward track (end of main straightaway). The lighting is pretty good and you can see all parts of the track. The scoreboard doesnt work. Seating --------- There are paved bleachers that you can bring folding chairs. At a minimum bring a cushion. Some people park trackside but that area is only one turn so limited. There is no covered seating. Facilities ---------- Restrooms. I can only speak for the men's but be prepared for the worst. There is basic stadium foods such as burgers and hotdogs, fries, onion rings, etc. Alot of people had coolers with drinks. Parking is free and will be on dirt and gravel. People -------- This is in the country so most are typical country folk. Youll see alot of hats, smoking, etc.

It's a great place to be on a saturday night. If you get close enough, you get dirt/mud sling on…read moreyou. The bathrooms are port-a-potties. You need to get there at 4 to get a good seat, most people park around the track and sit in the bed of their trucks.