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About I-80 Speedway

Note: I-80 Speedway, formerly part of the Nebraska Raceway Park complex, was redeveloped into an auto auction facility (IAA) after 2023. This page provides historical context for fans and visitors and summarizes nearby lodging, dining, and travel options in the Greenwood, NE area. For current events and venue experiences, consider nearby racing venues or the IAA complex for automotive auctions and related activities.

Greenwood sits along the I-80 corridor, about 15–23 miles from Lincoln and Omaha, making it accessible by car with on-site parking and ADA options. While the primary racing venue no longer hosts regular dirt-track races, fans can still explore the area for related motorsport events and nearby amenities. This guide consolidates seating basics, parking details, transportation options, and nearby hotel and restaurant suggestions to help you plan a comfortable visit.

Key nearby cities: Lincoln, NE; Omaha, NE. Local driving routes and alternative arrangements may vary; always verify current events and venue status before traveling.

Seating & Viewing
I-80 Speedway featured open-air bleacher grandstands with general admission seating. Some events offered reserved seating in front rows; there were typically no private suites or covered VIP boxes. For multi-day and major events, organizers sometimes allocated specific seating to accommodate larger crowds. If you’re planning a visit, secure your seats early through official channels and check for any reserved sections that may be released closer to event dates.

Parking & Accessibility
On-site parking was available, with general parking often free. ADA parking spaces were provided to meet accessibility needs. VIP parking and RV options were reported during events. Arrive early on busy race days to ensure convenient parking and the best sightlines.

Transit & Getting There
Public transit service to Greenwood has historically been limited. Most spectators arrived by car, and on-site rideshare or drop-off options were limited during events. Plan ahead for parking availability and traffic when a major race or touring series is in town.

Nearby Hotels & Dining
Greenwood itself has limited lodging options. The closest hotels are in Lincoln or Omaha, roughly 15–23 miles away. If you’re driving in for a big weekend event, consider booking a stay in Lincoln or Omaha and plan for a short drive to Greenwood. The area offers a range of dining options in larger nearby cities, including classic American, steakhouses, and fast-casual spots to fuel up before race day.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 13909 238th Street, Greenwood, NE 68366.
  • Venue type/size: 4/10 mile dirt oval; part of Nebraska Raceway Park; Little Sunset Speedway go-kart track behind the grandstand.
  • Seating: Open-air bleacher grandstands; generally no private suites or covered VIP boxes; some events offered reserved seats in front rows.
  • Capacity: Public capacity not publicly published; seating was largely bleacher-style/generally admission-based.
  • Parking: On-site parking; general parking typically free; ADA spaces; VIP parking and RV options reported during events.
  • Transit: No regular public transit service to Greenwood; spectators mainly arrived by car; limited or no rideshare/drop-off on-site historically.
  • Nearby hotels: Most lodging options are in Lincoln or Omaha (closest hotels ~15–23 miles away); Greenwood itself had no major hotels.
  • Notable events hosted: Touring series such as World of Outlaws and Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series; Imperial Tile Silver Dollar Nationals; multi-day major events.
  • Demolished/renamed: Land sold in 2023; site redeveloped into an auto auction complex (IAA) completed by 2024.