Thunder Valley Raceway is the best and run by some of the best owners as well as staff they employ…read more Always there to lend a helping hand for you. From the food staff to the starting line guys. Owners are willing to listen and assist you in anyway they can. years ago I had to sell out everything I had due to cancer I beat it. I bought this car to have fun with and the help of the entire staff at Thunder Valley it was always been there to answer my somewhat annoying questions. I'm looking forward to taking this car out there as soon as I can and learning how to drive it. Any help would be greatly appreciated from fellow racers. Thank you Jerry McIntire. (AKA...... DOC)

It is a quarter mile race track. There are plenty of bleacher seats and standing room, they offer…read morefood and drinks, and the grounds are easy to walk. I have not raced cars or motorcycles at other tracks, but the track here seems well kept. Some things do concern me about how oil spills are cleaned up when a racer's motor blows out, but Thunder Valley seems to do a great job at cleaning up the oil and keeping racer and viewer safety priority. The race slips they offer have several readings regarding distance, speed, reaction time, and time; the most popular lengths are 1/8 and 1/4. It says your time and mph for the distance. I hope to share pics of slips as soon as i find them. There are several lanes open for automobiles and a couple lanes for motorcycles. There is a burnout area just before the staging area with a great light tree to assist with pre-staging and staging. They have public events with spectators where the public can race their vehicle, and events with private racers but the public is spectating.

It was a fun date day activity! I like to drive fast and so does my boyfriend so a little fun…read morecompetition was great! The track crew was relaxed and the instruction was clear. The carts weren't fancy but they were fast. The course was good and had me thinking how I could hit the curves to go even faster. You will feel a little dirty after but that's part of the experience. Ps: I won.

So much fun for the family. Second time have took my son for his Birthday!! He absolutely loves it…read more They are so nice and helpful.

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.

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.

I'm all about this place being in operation and bringing money to the local area but as a property…read moreowner, racing at 3:00 & 4:00 a.m is uncalled for. Why are you any different than me, if I were playing loud music at the same time? There has to be some balance between you making money and have some respect for your surrounding community!

Redline Raceway is easy to find. The staff is friendly and polite. Track and pit area is well…read moremaintained and there's a good view of the track from either side.