Shenandoah Speedway

Shenandoah Speedway is a multi-purpose racing facility in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, built around a 3/8-mile asphalt oval for stock car racing, with a separate motocross track on the property. The oval is the main show: Saturday-night stock car racing runs April through September and anchors the schedule, making the speedway a working stock car destination for the regional racing community.

The important note for dirt bike riders: the motocross track is currently closed to public OHV riding. The oval remains the focus, and the motocross side may stay closed for the foreseeable future. Verify current status before planning a dirt-bike trip.

The setting is a genuine plus. The property sits north of the Town of Shenandoah in Page County, and panoramic Blue Ridge Mountain views surround the racing, part of what makes a Saturday night here worth the drive.

For Page County and Shenandoah Valley riders, the speedway has historically been a multi-discipline option, but right now it primarily serves the stock car crowd. If you are looking for active motocross in the valley, Big Boys Playground in Harrisonburg and other Virginia venues are the working alternatives.

shenandoahspeedway.net for the current oval racing schedule and any motocross status updates.