Capeway Rovers Motocross

Capeway Rovers Motocross in Carver, Massachusetts is the oldest continuously operating motocross track on the East Coast. Established in 1934 in Bourne and moved to the Middleboro and Carver area in 1951, the property has been turning the same general region's dirt for more than 90 years. That kind of longevity is virtually unmatched in American motocross, and Capeway's continued operation across nearly a century puts it in a category with a handful of the oldest motorsports facilities in the entire United States. The historic family-operated structure is what has sustained Capeway across the long arc. Multi-generational family ownership produces the kind of personal investment in surface quality and community connection that commercial operators cannot match, and the property's continued role as a Northeast amateur racing anchor reflects that operating culture. The NCSC (New Capeway Sports Committee) racing series anchors the competitive calendar at Capeway. NCSC is one of the longer-running amateur racing organizations in southeastern New England, and the property's role as a host venue puts Capeway on the formal regional racing schedule. The dirt is well-groomed and watered loamy soil. Maintenance commitment shows up in the surface consistency the property delivers across the racing season, and the loamy profile holds tacky lines through long sessions. The Saturday and Sunday operating schedule is structured around the racing calendar. Saturday gates open at 4pm for camp setup, giving racing families time to set up rigs for Sunday events. Sunday riders meeting starts at 8:45am, with practice at 9am. Pricing is $40 per class, $10 for a one-day membership, and $20 gate fee. The structured per-class racing pricing is standard for a competitive amateur facility. The Carver location is in Plymouth County, southeast Massachusetts, near Cape Cod. Boston is about 50 minutes north, Providence, Rhode Island is roughly 40 minutes west, and the broader southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod region pulls riders from across the area. New York City is about 4 hours south for visiting riders during major event weekends. Nine decades of continuous operation on the same general property is its own kind of motocross story. Capeway Rovers is one of the few American facilities that can claim it, and the operating culture across that span reflects the consistency that the family ownership has maintained. (774) 219-3365 for the current schedule and event information.