Reynard Raceway

Reynard Raceway in Wellston is owned and operated by Robbie Reynard, a multi-time AMA Pro Motocross 125 champion. That detail matters: Oklahoma motocross has a working championship-level operation run by a guy who actually won at the top of the sport, and the facility programming reflects that pedigree. The training side is the headline. The Reynard Training Complex runs full-time programs, training camps, and daily training options. For local Oklahoma riders trying to develop toward Loretta Lynn's qualifiers and the broader amateur national pipeline, this is the in-state training infrastructure that didn't used to exist. Track inventory across the 161-acre property: two 2-mile motocross tracks on natural terrain plus an 8-mile cross country track. The natural terrain (not built-up imported dirt) gives the tracks the kind of elevation and lap character that flat manicured tracks can't deliver, useful for riders preparing for varied national race conditions. Lodge and facility infrastructure is built for serious training stays. The 4,000 square foot on-site lodge runs 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, which makes multi-day training camps and family stays workable without hotel logistics. Two-story scoring tower for race-day operations, six stocked ponds for between-session activities, air-conditioned and heated restrooms. The infrastructure decisions read like an operation built by someone who understands what serious riders actually need on multi-day training trips. Event calendar includes AMA Loretta Lynn's Area Qualifiers and Roots Tour events, the kind of programming that brings serious regional competition to central Oklahoma. For local riders in Wellston, Stroud, Chandler, Edmond, OKC, Tulsa, and the broader central Oklahoma region, Reynard is the destination training facility. (Formerly Sooner State Cycle Park, in case you knew it by the old name.) Central Oklahoma east of OKC, easy access from I-44. reynardraceway.com for the schedule.