Is Wilkesboro Dragway open?

GATES OPEN AT 9:00 AM TEST & TUNE, AND GRUGE RACING ALL DAY UNTIL 8:00PM. THE RACING WILL BEGIN WITH A FLASHLIGHT START.

Who owns Wilkesboro Dragway?

Phil Halbedel
Formerly known as the Wilkesboro Dragway, it opened in 1955 and celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2015. The dragstrip has changed hands several times over the decades. Phil Halbedel and wife Pat Prout bought it from the late Danny Dunn in 2015.

How long is Wilkesboro Dragway?

However, just a short 15-mile drive down U.S. 421 sits North Carolina’s longest running dragstrip, Wilkesboro Dragway, the site of the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) Summit Sportsman Spectacular June 29-July 1.

How long is Farmington Dragway?

1/8-mile
Farmington Dragway, a 1/8-mile track in Mocksville, N.C., nicknamed “The Farm,” has a rich racing history over a half-century long, first opening in 1963.

How long is Darlington Dragway?

Darlington Raceway

The “Lady in Black” The “Track Too Tough to Tame”
Surface Asphalt
Length 1.366 mi (2.198 km)
Turns 4
Banking Turns 1 and 2: 25° Turns 3 and 4: 23° Front Straight: 3° Back Straight: 2°

Do they still race at North Wilkesboro?

North Wilkesboro, which is still owned by Speedway Motorsports, hosted NASCAR racing from 1949-96. It has sat largely idle since then, outside of hosting select racing events in 2010 and ’11..

What state is North Wilkesboro?

North Carolina
North Wilkesboro/State

Where was Shuffletown Dragway located?

Shuffletown Dragway in North Carolina is one of the most eerie abandoned strips I have ever been to because nature is so rapidly reclaiming it. The place has only been closed for about 25 years but the reality is that stuff grows all year long in the climate of the Charlotte area and unchecked, it’ll simply take over.

Who owns Farmington Dragway?

High Performance Holdings
Farmington Dragway recently became available after Everett Justice and family — long-time operators of the track — couldn’t come to terms on a new lease with High Performance Holdings, which owns the track.

Is the IHRA still in business?

The IHRA is now the premiere motorsports sanctioning body in Canada, holding three national drag racing events.

When was Darlington Dragway built?

Darlington Raceway

The “Lady in Black” The “Track Too Tough to Tame”
Owner International Speedway Corporation
Operator International Speedway Corporation
Broke ground 1949
Opened 1950