Hangtime MX Park

Hangtime MX Park in Akron is operated by Reads Racing, a Northern Indiana motocross institution that's been in business since 1982. The property carries the operational reputation of decades of regional motocross experience baked into the day-to-day operation. The track inventory: a 1.5-mile main motocross track plus a dedicated peewee track for beginners. The main track's headline feature is the 110-foot tabletop jump, a feature size that puts the property in the upper tier of regional Indiana facilities for serious air work. Most regional tracks build tabletops in the 60-to-90-foot range; 110 feet is a destination-grade jump. The AMA sanction is the championship-development piece of the operational identity. Riders chasing AMA-points programming have a sanctioned home venue rather than only series-travel options. The family-friendly orientation runs alongside the championship-grade infrastructure, which is the dual-audience design that distinguishes Hangtime from pure-race or pure-practice facilities. Coaching opportunities through the Reads program are the development pipeline. Decades of regional racing experience in the Reads operation translates to actual structured coaching for riders working toward championship competition or just trying to develop technique safely. Event programming spans amateur motocross racing, Grand Prix events, and organized practice days. The Grand Prix format mixes motocross course elements with broader trail terrain, useful for cross-discipline development that pure-track sessions can't deliver. For local riders in Fulton County and the broader north-central Indiana region, Hangtime is the closest dedicated AMA-sanctioned championship facility with significant feature scale. Riders in Akron, Rochester, Macy, Plymouth, Warsaw, Wabash, and the broader US-31 / US-30 corridor have everyday access. Fort Wayne and South Bend riders make the trip for the AMA programming and the 110-foot tabletop specifically. North-central Indiana on State Road 114 east of Akron in Fulton County.