Wabash Cannonball MC Club

Wabash Cannonball MC Club has been operating since 1937 and AMA-chartered since 1947, making it one of the oldest motorcycle clubs in Indiana. For local riders in Wabash County and the broader north-central Indiana region, the club is the dedicated regional racing organization with a continuous operating history spanning nearly 90 years. The 20-acre facility runs two tracks: a peewee track for younger riders and a main track open to both bikes and quads. The hard-packed soil with sandy areas is the property's defining surface, with doubles, triples, tabletops, whoops, and switchback bull turns built into the layout. The 42-gate starting line is sized for serious AMA-sanctioned race programming. Spectator and rider amenities are dialed for race-day operations: level grassy parking with shade trees, picnic tables, and bleachers. The club's longstanding identity and infrastructure are the operational foundation that distinguishes Wabash Cannonball from newer for-profit tracks in the region. Operating structure is club-member-first. Members ride regularly throughout the schedule. Non-members can attend announced open ride days and AMA-sanctioned events on the calendar. That's the access model to understand before driving up, this is a member club with scheduled public access windows, not an open-practice facility. For local riders in Wabash, Marion, Huntington, Peru, Kokomo, and the broader north-central Indiana region, the club is the closest dedicated historical AMA-sanctioned race venue. Fort Wayne riders make the trip west for the racing programming. Indianapolis riders run north for AMA-sanctioned weekend events. The Wabash County location places the property in north-central Indiana with access from US-24 and SR-15 corridors.