Sherwood MX (Highway 89 Raceway)

Sherwood MX (also called Highway 89 Raceway) is a central Arkansas motocross track off Highway 67/167, a one-mile layout with rhythm sections, tabletops, a step-up, a bowl corner, a sandy section, and a long straightaway. The cross-feature operational identity combined with the lighting infrastructure together define the property's broader regional appeal.

The feature inventory across the one-mile layout delivers genuine training-rep density across multiple skill demands. The rhythm sections build the kind of sustained-flow technique that championship-level competition requires. The tabletops and step-up serve the standard air-work programming. The bowl corner delivers cornering technique work in isolation from full-lap pressure. The sandy section adds surface variation that builds well-rounded riders. The long straightaway provides the speed sections that demand commitment and acceleration discipline.

The lighting infrastructure is the operational identity that opens evening sessions and night-race programming. Most regional central Arkansas tracks run daylight-only schedules; the lighting at Sherwood MX delivers both day and night racing access, the kind of programming flexibility that supports working-rider session needs and summer-heat survival.

The day-and-night racing access is the practical operational reality that distinguishes Sherwood MX from typical regional facilities. The dual-format programming serves multiple rider populations and operating windows on the same property.

The north of Little Rock location in Pulaski County is the operational geography that defines the property's broader regional access. The Sherwood positioning makes the property genuinely workable for the broader Little Rock metro rider population without requiring destination-trip drive logistics.

The Highway 67/167 corridor access provides genuine highway-grade connectivity. The corridor positioning makes Sherwood MX accessible from both north Little Rock and the broader I-40 corridor region.

For local riders in Pulaski County and the broader central Arkansas region, Sherwood MX is the dedicated lighted home destination. Riders in Sherwood, North Little Rock, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Cabot, Searcy, Conway, Maumelle, and the broader I-40 / US-67 corridor have everyday geographic access. Memphis (TN) area riders make the trip west on I-40 across the state line. Springdale and Fayetteville area riders run south for the destination access.

North of Little Rock in Pulaski County. The Highway 89 Raceway identity reflects the broader geographic positioning along the named route.