Moto City Raceway

Moto City Raceway has been running motocross in central Minnesota since 1993, and the operation now runs from two locations. The Browerville/Staples track sits at 41279 County Road 7. The Little Falls track is at 15575 Hawthorn Road. Two-property motocross operations are unusual in American motorsports, and Moto City's dual-location structure reflects the Spencer/Kadlec family's commitment to serving the broader central Minnesota motocross community across multiple sites. The Spencer/Kadlec family acquired the operation in 2007. Family ownership across nearly two decades has built the kind of personal investment in surface quality and community connection that distinguishes serious operators from commercial facilities, and the dual-location operating structure reflects ongoing commitment to expanding access. The racing calendar pulls multiple programs. The NorthStar racing series is the property's anchor competitive program, with rounds across the season at both locations. Friday night racing under lights at the Little Falls track extends the operating day and gives serious local riders night-format racing access. The night racing infrastructure at Little Falls reflects significant capital investment and gives the property a longer riding week than typical regional facilities. Pricing is $25 to $30 per class, which is competitive for a Minnesota regional facility with this level of programming. AMA release forms are required and can be completed online before riding. The formal AMA structure puts Moto City rounds on the regional racing calendar. Camping expansion at the Staples location is in progress. The expansion reflects ongoing operating investment and supports the broader weekend-destination identity that Moto City is building. Visiting families and racing weekend stays will benefit from the expanded camping infrastructure once complete. The Browerville and Little Falls locations sit in central Minnesota, in Todd and Morrison Counties respectively. Both properties pull riders from the broader central Minnesota market. The Twin Cities metro is about 2 hours south for visiting weekend riders, and the Brainerd Lakes area is roughly 45 minutes north. The dual locations cover central Minnesota motocross access from two distinct geographic positions, which is unusual operationally and reflects the operating model's commitment to maximizing rider access. For central Minnesota motocross riders, having a multi-decade family-operated facility with two property locations, NorthStar racing series anchor, and Friday-night-lights racing at Little Falls means real access continuity. Hotline (218) 894-2826 for the current schedule at both locations.