Ridge Motorsports Park (MX Division)

Ridge Motorsports Park in Shelton added a motocross division in 2016 to its established 2.47-mile road course and kart circuit operations, making it a unique multi-discipline motorsports destination. The cross-discipline operational identity is the foundational distinction that defines the property's broader regional appeal. The motocross side delivers serious destination-grade infrastructure. The 90-foot triple jump is the headline air-work feature that puts the property in the upper tier of regional Pacific Northwest facilities. 90-foot triples specifically demand commitment and serious bike control, the kind of feature scale that championship-level rider development requires. The 20-plus foot lane width across the layout is the operational signal that distinguishes the property from typical regional facilities. Most regional tracks run narrower lanes that create bottleneck pressure at turn entries; the wider design at Ridge delivers passing-line infrastructure that supports actual race-day programming. The feature inventory across the layout includes whoops, rollers, bowl turns, step-downs, and wall jumps. That cross-feature variety covers the full motocross technical demand on a single track, the kind of design philosophy that builds well-rounded riders across multiple skill demands. The Ridge Performance Center is the structured rider-development pipeline component, the kind of dedicated coaching and training infrastructure that distinguishes serious training facilities from casual-practice properties. The 2.47-mile road course and kart circuit operations on the same property create a genuinely multi-discipline motorsports destination. Cross-genre riders running both motorcycle and car disciplines have a shared property identity, which is exceptionally rare in American motorsports facility inventory. For local riders in Mason County and the broader South Puget Sound region, Ridge Motorsports Park MX is the destination cross-discipline property. Riders in Shelton, Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, Hoquiam, and the broader US-101 / Highway 3 corridor have everyday geographic access. Seattle metro riders make the trip south for the 90-foot triple programming specifically. Tacoma and broader South Sound riders run west. Approximately 25 miles northwest of Olympia. ridgemotorsportspark.com for the schedule.