AUTOMOTIVE DIRT TRACK RACING

Automotive dirt track racing is a thrilling and dynamic form of motorsport that takes place on oval-shaped tracks covered in dirt or clay.

1. Sound: The roaring engines of powerful race cars create a symphony of high-pitched revs and deep rumbles. The exhaust notes echo through the air, intensifying as the cars speed around the track. The soundscape is punctuated by the occasional screech of tires on the loose dirt.
2. Vibrations: The vibrations from the engines and the movement of the cars can be felt in the air and through the ground. The rumble of the engines resonates through the spectator stands, creating an immersive sensory experience.
3. Smell: The distinct aroma of burning fuel, hot engines, and kicked-up dirt permeates the air. The scent of motor oil and the occasional whiff of burnt rubber add layers to the olfactory experience.
4. Temperature and Wind: As the cars zoom by, they create gusts of wind that can be felt on the skin. The temperature rises from the heat generated by the engines, and the air is often filled with the sensation of fine particles of dirt carried by the wind.
5. Announcements and Commentary: The race action is narrated by energetic and passionate announcers over loudspeakers. Their commentary helps paint a vivid picture of the race, conveying the excitement, strategy, and pivotal moments.
6. Crowd Reaction: The cheers and roars of the crowd provide a constant backdrop. The crowd’s energy intensifies during key moments – a daring pass, a close battle, or a dramatic finish – adding to the overall emotional experience.

I-76 Speedway Track Info

A 1/4 mile high-banked dirt oval race track located on the west side of Fort Morgan, Colorado. 
Summer Season Racing is held April thru October.
During the Summer Series, 4-6 Divisions compete every other Saturday night.