West Texas Motocross Park

West Texas Motocross Park is the Permian Basin's only major motocross facility. That singular status is the property's defining identity, in a region the size of the Permian where alternative tracks require multi-hour highway hauls, WTMXP is the entire local motocross calendar. The property runs as a nonprofit one-mile main track sitting between Midland and Odessa off Highway 80. The nonprofit operating model is the structural reason the property exists at all, member-supported funding rather than commercial revenue is what keeps a single-track facility viable in a market the size of West Texas. Lighted main track operation is the practical access feature. West Texas summer heat means daytime riding becomes brutal from June through September. The lighting opens evening sessions, the genuine working window for the region's summer months. Pricing structure: $300 annual membership for full access. Public open days run every Wednesday and Saturday, plus race days on the calendar. The midweek Wednesday open day is the unusual operational decision, most regional tracks run weekend-only for public access, so the Wednesday window gives working-rider locals a real midweek session option. The "run by riders, for riders" identity is genuine. The property exists because local Permian Basin riders decided to organize and fund a facility themselves rather than accept the alternative of multi-hour highway hauls to Amarillo, Lubbock, or DFW area tracks. That community ownership is the operational reality that shapes the entire property culture. For local riders in Midland County, Ector County, and the broader Permian Basin oil-patch region, WTMXP is the home venue and effectively the entire West Texas motocross identity. Riders in Midland, Odessa, Big Spring, Stanton, Andrews, Monahans, and the broader oil-patch corridor have working access without long-distance highway runs. wtmxp.com for the schedule.