Trojan MX

Trojan MX, also known as Trojan Raceway, is a premier amateur motocross track in Pierceton, Indiana, run by Reads Racing Unlimited, Northern Indiana's top amateur racing organization. Reads also runs the sister track Hangtime MX Park in Akron, home of that massive 110-foot tabletop. Trojan has long been voted one of the best tracks in the region, known for wide racing lanes, a family-friendly atmosphere, and some of the best spectator seating around. The course is a wide, sweeping layout that can stretch to massive lengths depending on the configuration, with deep corners built for railing, rolling whoop sections, doubles, and big sweeping jumps. It is designed to work for beginners and seasoned racers alike. The signature feature is the natural amphitheater: a grassy side-hill where fans can sit and take in nearly the entire racetrack from one spot. Trojan MX is primarily an event-driven racetrack rather than a daily practice facility, so check the schedule before you go. The calendar runs AMA District 15 events, Grand Prix ATV racing, organized practice days, and rounds of the Indiana State MX Championship Series, including a state championship round on September 27, 2026. This is an ATV and quad-friendly facility, not dirt-bikes-only, and Reads regularly coordinates dedicated quad classes and events alongside the motocross racing. Reads uses electronic transponder scoring, so if you register to race through MX-Tickets you need an updated transponder ID or you can rent one at scoring the day of the event. Any rider under 18 needs a minor waiver signed by a legal guardian to ride or race. General admission runs $8 per person per day, with additional entry fees to race. For big race weekends, overnight camping is open to both RVs and tents so families can stay all weekend. The park has fully accessible spectator areas, restrooms, and on-site concessions during events. Set in Kosciusko County, Trojan pulls riders from Warsaw, Fort Wayne, South Bend, and the broader northern Indiana region.