PowerLine SX

PowerLine SX in Atwood, Tennessee is a lighted Supercross-style motocross track owned and operated by the family of pro racer Alex Ray. That pedigree shows in the build: tracks designed by people who race for a living tend to get the details right.

The lighted supercross-style layout is the headline. Most West Tennessee tracks are daylight-only outdoor motocross; PowerLine offers supercross-style features under lights, so riders can train the kind of layout they watch on TV and do it after dark.

The concrete starting gate is a race-day detail worth noting. A concrete pad gives a consistent launch surface every time where prepped-dirt gates can vary, the kind of infrastructure choice that says the operators take supercross-style racing seriously.

The weekly rhythm splits practice and racing. Friday afternoons run practice from 3pm to dark at $30 per rider, a real after-work window. Saturday is race day: sign-up at 2pm, practice at 4pm, racing at 5:30pm, with a $15 gate fee plus $35 amateur entry. The atmosphere stays family-friendly alongside the serious race program.

Riders in Atwood, McKenzie, Trenton, Milan, Huntingdon, Jackson, and along the US-79 / Highway 22 corridor in Carroll County have it as their local lighted track. Memphis riders come east for the evening sessions and Nashville riders run west for the supercross-style laps. Call (731) 686-0558 for the current calendar.