Did the arrive and drive today at OVR. Very nice people , fairly new karts and a nice technical…read moretrack. Will definitely go back again. Check their website calendar and call ahead to be sure the track is available that day. Watch the hairpin turn , spinout happen quick there!

Brought a 15 person group here for some rental sessions. Geoff and entire team were very…read moreaccommodating, communicative, and fun to work with. Not to mention that the track and karts are top notch! Recent investments to rental experience (brand new karts and timing system) really add a nice touch. Would come back in a heartbeat.

my arms, legs, and stomach got covered in fiberglass. Also there were "safety" pins in the water…read morepits. When I notified them, I didn't even get an apology. My advice... don't use fiberglass or pins. Didn't think I'd have to make that recommendation but here we are.

Hands down the best race for spectators! Over the years I've come to cheer on hubs and my brother…read morein laws at many races including Spartan, Tough Mudder and Warrior Dash. None have been as entertaining and exciting to watch as Savage Race located partially in the woods of a Skirmish course in the middle of eastern PA. There is a spectator fee ($15 online in advance, $25 day of), which I originally thought was lame the first time we were here about three years ago. That was until I saw we as non participants could actually run parallel to the actual course the entire 6 miles!! We are able to be right there in the action and watch so closely as our loved ones did their thing! It was awesome then and it just gets better after I got a feel for the land. If you're a down to get in a bit of a workout and get down and muddy, and probably a bit wet, this is a great race to attend! The kiddos who are actually free to watch love it too! Dress appropriately with hiking boots or sneaks and clothes you don't care that much about. We always bring a backpack with water or Gatorade, clean socks, a dry towel and flip flops. It takes roughly 1.5-2 hrs to finish. If you're not into experiencing Savage so closely, there are tables and chairs as well as some shaded areas near the final course, the Colosses, which is the best! The whole race is very well organized and is family friendly. They are very thorough with their waivers, so make sure everyone has their printed out and has their ID's ready. The area and crowds aren't super overwhelming as many of these races can be. I never worry about not being able to meet up with my entire party afterwards since we're all right there together pretty much the entire way. There's also a nice mix of natural elements and wooded areas too, which also sets this race apart from others. There's always an entertaining dj and a guy who gets everyone at the starting line pumped. The energy is infectious and everyone is super nice! This year they've added more food options such as 2 for $5 tacos to their usual burgers (beef and veggie), chicken fingers, fries and such, but we usually go to eat elsewhere afterward. Your bib price includes a cold beer post race. Parking is $10 for cars and $20 for trailers. Cash only. Just a heads up, you probably won't have reception. Unlike most races he's had to drag me to, this one we all enjoy as a family so much! Always an awesome, enjoyable day!!

This was a genuinely cool event for kids. Anyone doing the "adult wave" really oughta be ashamed…read moreof themselves. We ran as a family, my 8 year old thought it was amazing, my 6 year old was not really into it, but is proud of her medal. The distance was perfect for the kids, obstacles were engaging, but not too difficult for the kids, and the kids were excited to be at Belleayre, in the summer time, because it is where they ski. My one real criticism is that there was no festival feel to the event. IMHO, a half an hours worth of stuff to do after the race (dancing, face painting, limbo, whatever) would have really improved the event over all. This one minor complaint aside, Your First Mud Run is definitely worth doing.

From the owner: Your First Mud Run, is a "Mud Run for everyone!" With 10 locations throughout the Northeast you can…read morebring the whole family to the most fun event in the nation for kids as young as five and their parents and siblings. Your First Mud Run is also perfect for anyone who wanted to try an obstacle race or a mud run and is looking for a great entry-level event. We are perfect for "First Timers." This great event is also set up so that any team, business, charity or any organization can raise money through our fundraising platform, and everyone in your group gets to take part and had a ton of fun.

WOW deserves to be first thing I mention as this place is impossible to leave without a smile!…read more Ever dreamed of driving a dirt race car, well this is the place to do it. Great location, close to the city, good staff and fast (really fast) cars. Arrive, register, take a 20 minute class to go over the basics and then suit up and get in to drive or be driven by an instructor. I did not see one frown when I was there but I did see a few guys with concerned faces but all those concerned faces came out with smiles after driving even if they did not go as fast as they expected. You surely will grown new appreciation for what the professionals do as you gill drive at third the speed and have the thrill of a life time! A must do on a bucket list!

These guys are great - fun cars, fun in the dirt, and fun for the kids to watch too. They aim to…read morekeep you safe, show you how to have an exciting time behind the wheel, and leave with a high. Will be back again and will recommend

I was having a good time with my date until I had to interact with most of the staff. They are…read moregrinches. The spot is Kind of outdated and a little dirty I'm kind of disappointed when I think about the bad customer service, everyone has an attitude in there except the cashier for the races. The arcade is okay. Didn't try the food because the host was a grinch. The guy who announces the races hates his job you can hear it in his voice. I found RPM bc of the one I went to in Long Island mad long ago. Maybe I should just stay in New York because Jersey is a let down

Compared to their competition.. this space needs an upgrade! Confused why everyone did not have a…read moreneck brace during the race. Carts were old and did not feel super safe. The staff could be better - they are a bit rude and unpleasant - coming from a NYer. Do better RPM

Great obstacle course venue,5k fun run with cool festival at the finish linealso best way to run…read morewith the team!

This was a very well organized obstacle race. I had so much fun. They had almost 15 obstacles…read morespread across 4 mile stretch. They were volunteers at each obstacle and it was pretty easy to check in at the race. They provided water , energy drinks. Got a medal and city challenger t shirt for finishing the whole stretch. I would definitely do this next year. Goodtimes!!

I don't know who will give these individuals less than four to five stars however from my…read moreexperience they were extremely patient they were professional they were kind and they just were excellent I enjoyed the experience both my son and myself and I look forward to returning back to them whenever they come back to New York

Son's 13th birthday gift! He chose the Nissan GT-R and the Lambo Huracan. We had a bit of a wait,…read morebut it was absolutely worth it!! The staff was super friendly and so kind to my son. We bought upgrades when we got to the event and don't regret it a bit!! Thanks, Velocity Driving!

Pretty well organized race. Good communication leading up to the race. Plenty of free parking by…read morethe start and end (essentially the same area). The checkin and finish area has all the porta potties. The start area for the half marathon is a few minutes walk from the check in area right next to some torpedo statue. Flat route, you get to see and envy some rich people homes as your run by their mansions, the streets are pretty well closed off by the local pd (many thanks!) Warning: no portapotties anywhere to be found on the route.. I've never encounter a race more than 10k without portapotties on the route AKA you see dudes peeing in bushes.. but us ladies don't have that luxury! But plenty of portapotties at the finish. So word to the wise if running this race... pee multiple times before you run especially if you're running the 1/2 marathon. Post race refreshments: watermelon, banana, soup, water and some weird flavored water My 2 star deductions are ... lack of potties and the sharing of one medal between 10k and half marathon. Yes 10k also has it's challenges but a half marathon is a little more than double the 10K distance. I think it only be fair to those who run it to have their own medal #justsaying