Ace Speedway

THURSDAYS!

Final test and tune before Friday April 4th Opener. $15 per person. Get you NASCAR License and/or other paperwork signed for the year. ONLY DIVISIONS TO PRACTICE: Late Models, Limiteds, Modifieds, Mini Stocks, Xtremes, Champ Karts!!!! Tires available! Concessions OPEN!

YOU MAY LEAVE YOUR TRAILER IN PITS OVERNIGHT! - RACE DAY MORNING PRACTICE - 9am to 12noon April 4th, $100 per car, Pits vacated from 1230pm - 5pm

THE NEW SEASON WILL KICKOFF APRIL 4, 2025

HERE IS THE 2025 RACING SCHEDULE!
Ace Speedway will begin our 69th exciting racing season on 4/4/25 with a full night of racing featuring Late Models, Limited Late Models, Modifieds, Mini Stocks, Xtremes and Champ Karts. Grandstands open at 6pm / Racing starts at 8pm.

Hoosier f45* Now Available at Track

The Hoosier f45* is now available at the track. Get your tires for setups and preseason practice. These will only be good for preseason. You will purchase your race tires on your event day.. Call Robert Turner 336.516.0616 or David Sell 336.380.1370

NASCAR IS BACK!

After a long hiatus, Ace Speedway is back as a NASCAR Advance Auto Weekly Series sanctioned race track for 2025. The 69th season at the Alamance County (NC) 4/10th oval will see NASCAR sanction 4 divisions at the track: Late Models, Limited Late Models, Modifieds and Mini Stocks,

INEX will sanction the Legends Division.

Xtremes, Champ Karts and 602 Super Chargers will also have several events in 2025, with the Virginia Vintage cars appearing once in September.

This sanctioning will put more eyes on Ace Speedway in the United States and the entire racing world. It will bring more drivers to the facility, more advertising partners and more spectators. It will be a win for Alamance County and a boost for the local economy. Local racers will now have a chance to race for a NASCAR National Championship (last won by Ace Speedway legend Barry Beggarly in 1993.)

Owner Robert and Jason Turner have owned the facility since 2017 and with the recent hire of General Manager David Sell, the trio have their eyes set on making the racing at Ace the best it has been in years. “With track improvements planned in 2026, we are looking to build the car count, fan count and partner count in 2025, and with NASCAR and INEX sanctioning, we feel this is the best step forward,” according to GM David Sell. We hope to see everyone in Alamance County at the first event on Friday, April 4th.