Calhoun Motocross

Calhoun Motocross is Georgia's oldest Saturday night motocross race track. Forty-plus years of continuous tradition, a recently redesigned Supercross-style layout, and a working night-race calendar that genuinely defines the property's identity in north Georgia motocross history. The Saturday-night-race format is the headline. Most regional tracks run daytime racing programs; Calhoun's lighted facility means race weekends extend past sunset, which gives the property an event atmosphere that daytime venues can't match. The Supercross-style design after the redesign delivers race-prep training value beyond just casual local racing programming. Age classes span 4-year-olds through 55+. That's the family-side operational identity, multi-generational families can race in the same evening program, with kids in the early classes and adults in the vet divisions. Family-friendly atmosphere is the operating philosophy, the kind of track where Saturday nights become regular social events for the local community. Operating duration tells the story by itself. 40+ years means the property has survived multiple Georgia motocross-economy cycles, ownership transitions across the region, and the closure of countless other facilities. Continuity at that scale matters because it builds generational rider relationships that don't transfer to newer venues. For local riders in Gordon County and the broader northwest Georgia region, Calhoun is the everyday Saturday-night home venue. Riders in Calhoun, Cartersville, Dalton, Rome, and the broader I-75 corridor between Atlanta and Chattanooga treat the track as the regional racing anchor. Atlanta metro riders make the trip north (about 70 minutes from downtown ATL). Chattanooga riders run south on I-75 (about 50 minutes). The right on I-75 location is the practical geographic reason Calhoun pulls a true bi-metro local user base. calhounmx.com for the schedule.