Shenandoah Speedway

Shenandoah Speedway is a multi-purpose facility in the heart of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, primarily a 3/8-mile oval asphalt track for stock car racing, with a separate motocross track on the property. The dual-discipline operational identity is the defining character, this is a heritage oval racing venue that has historically run motocross programming as a secondary discipline. The oval Saturday-night racing program runs April through September, the primary operational focus of the property. That schedule density makes Shenandoah Speedway a working stock car destination for the broader regional racing community, the kind of weekly programming that builds long-term audience and rider relationships. Important operational context for motocross riders: the motocross track is currently closed to public OHV riding. The oval racing remains the primary operational focus. Verify current motocross status before visiting if you're specifically planning a dirt-bike trip, the oval-focused operational shift may mean the motocross side stays closed for the foreseeable future. The panoramic Blue Ridge Mountain views from the property are the defining environmental character. Located north of Town of Shenandoah in Page County, the visual character of the surrounding mountains genuinely contributes to the racing-day experience that the oval programming delivers. For local riders in Page County and the broader Shenandoah Valley region, Shenandoah Speedway has historically been a multi-discipline option. Currently the property primarily serves the stock car racing community. For active motocross facilities in the broader Shenandoah Valley region, alternatives include Big Boys Playground (Harrisonburg) and various other Virginia regional venues. shenandoahspeedway.net for the current oval racing schedule and any motocross status updates.