Track Overview

Muskingum County Speedway opened in 1940 and has grown into one of Ohio’s most respected three eighths mile dirt ovals, known for hosting major late model and modified events. The Moran family has operated the track for decades, contributing to its strong reputation and consistent improvements. The facility has hosted national touring series including the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, drawing top drivers from across the country. Over the years, the track has undergone upgrades to its surface, lighting, and spectator areas. Its wide racing surface supports multiple grooves, creating exciting and competitive racing. The track’s long history and strong community support make it a staple of Ohio dirt racing.

Track Surface

The wide oval supports multiple racing lines. Track crews maintain a smooth and consistent surface. Drivers appreciate the predictable handling.

Events

Late model events are a major draw. Touring series bring national attention. Weekly programs feature multiple divisions.

Visitor Tips

Check schedules for touring series events. Bring ear protection. Arrive early for preferred seating.

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