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About Myrtle Beach Speedway

Welcome to our comprehensive guide to the former Myrtle Beach Speedway site, a landmark in South Carolina racing history. This 0.538-mile permanent D-oval asphalt short track hosted major events from 1988 to 2020, including the Myrtle Beach 400 and IceBreaker races. Although the track closed in 2020 and was demolished in 2021, the surrounding area remains a hub for visitors and locals. We’ve gathered practical details on current site status, parking considerations, transportation options, and nearby hotels and restaurants to help you plan future visits or explore the history of this iconic venue.

Location: 4300 US-501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, near Tanger Outlets. Capacity historically reached about 12,000 spectators for events, and the site has since been redeveloped into Speedway Villas, a townhome community. As you read, we’ll provide context for any remaining public access points and nearby services that can support your trip.

Whether you’re a racing history enthusiast or planning a trip to the Myrtle Beach area, we’ve got practical, non-salesy guidance. Secure your arrangements with reputable local partners for lodging and dining, and rely on our easy, no-fuss information to make your visit smooth. If you’re seeking current event options, we can help you find comparable, active venues in the region and connect you with trusted partners to secure seats or accommodations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 12,000 (oval).
  • Address: 4300 US-501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 (near Tanger Outlets).
  • Venue type: permanent D-oval asphalt short track, 0.538 miles in length.
  • Opened: 1958; Closed: August 2020; Demolished: December 2021.
  • Notable events hosted: Myrtle Beach 400 (1993–2019), Myrtle Beach 250 (1988–2000), IceBreaker 125/200 (2016–2020).
  • Current status: site redeveloped into a townhome community (Speedway Villas) after sale to developers in 2020.