Pro Sport MX

Pro Sport MX in Wytheville is a historic southwestern Virginia motocross track with 30+ years of operation in the picturesque mountain country of Wythe County. The mountain-country location combined with the operational heritage is the property's defining identity, southwestern Virginia hill country topography plus three decades of continuous racing history.

The signature feature is "Walkers Mountain," a 120-foot step-up jump named after local legend Kevin Walker. That single named feature is destination-grade air work that puts Pro Sport in the upper tier of regional Appalachian motocross facilities. 120-foot step-ups specifically demand commitment and serious bike control, the kind of feature scale that championship-level rider development requires.

The Walker name tribute is the cultural identity that ties the property to the broader regional motocross history. Local legend recognition embedded in the actual track feature is the kind of cultural detail that distinguishes heritage facilities from generic commercial tracks.

The regional pull is genuine and broad. The property attracts racers from North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee, which is the practical signal that Walkers Mountain plus the 30+ year operating reputation pulls riders from across three states. Tri-state regional appeal at this scale is unusual for southwestern Virginia.

Operating context: the recent racing schedule was reduced by Victory Sports due to staff scheduling, but the track remains in operation as of February 2025. Verify current ride and racing schedule by calling the (276) 228-3118 hotline before driving over, the schedule reduction means access windows have shifted from historical patterns.

For local riders in Wythe County and the broader southwestern Virginia mountain region, Pro Sport MX is the heritage destination. Riders in Wytheville, Marion, Pulaski, Bristol, Galax, and the broader I-81 / I-77 corridor have everyday geographic access. Knoxville (TN) area riders make the trip northeast for Walkers Mountain. Boone (NC) and broader western North Carolina mountain riders run north across the state line for the same reasons.

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