FCRA Motoplex

FCRA Motoplex is the home of the Fremont County Racing Association, a nonprofit motocross club and track just southwest of Riverton in central Wyoming. This is a real club operation: volunteer-run, member-supported, and built for the local racing community, with the track watered and prepped by the crew (excavators and a proper pipeline setup) so it rides right every race weekend.

The layout is pure natural terrain on native Wyoming clay and dirt, rolling ground that gives you natural jumps, sweeping corners, and technical tabletops rather than a bulldozed supercross feel. It is the kind of track that rewards riders who read the dirt and carry momentum through the rollers.

FCRA is a recurring host for the High Plains Motocross Association (HPMA) regional state championship series, often running early-season opening rounds in April alongside feature rounds later in the summer. Racing is scored with RaceReady transponder stickers for automated lap tracking and official results, so even at a club track you get real race-day timing. Restrooms are on-site, and local food trucks pull up near the pits on the big race weekends.

The pricing is true to a community club: open ride days run about $10 on event days, an annual track membership is $75 for a single rider or $100 for a family, and race weekends are around $20 for a gate wristband with optional $20 dry camping on the grounds. For anyone searching for a motocross track in central Wyoming, the Riverton MX club, or an HPMA series round near Wind River country, FCRA is the answer.