You got a guy for venue tickets

The Flat Track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway Tickets

Now selling

Upcoming Events at The Flat Track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

Loading current ticket availability

The venue

About The Flat Track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway

The Flat Track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is a quarter-mile dirt oval nestled behind the North East Motor Sports Museum on the NHMS campus in Loudon, New Hampshire. Opened June 6, 2019 during Laconia Motorcycle Week, this facility was built as NHMS’s fourth racing surface to host a variety of dirt racing series, including American Flat Track events, Snocross, Friday Night Dirt Duels, USAC Dirt Midget Association, and more. Whether you’re a longtime dirt racing fan or new to the scene, you’ve got a trusted friend in us to help secure your seats and plan your visit.

Below you’ll find practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining options. We’ll point you to affiliate partners for easy booking and keep information up to date for your next race day at The Flat Track.

Seating & Capacity
The Flat Track visibility and experience have grown since its 2019 debut. While public capacity isn’t officially published, the venue added approximately 300 fixed seats in turns 3–4 in 2022, with hillside seating remaining for general admission. On NASCAR weekend nights, crowds have been reported around the several-thousand mark, highlighting the energetic atmosphere that dirt racing fans love. Plan to arrive early for parking and easy access to grandstands and viewing mounds.

Parking & Transportation
Free general parking is available on NASCAR weekends, with paid premium options for closer access. The NHMS campus operates tram and shuttle services to help fans move around the property, making it easier to reach The Flat Track and nearby facilities like the North East Motor Sports Museum. Check the NHMS Directions page for current parking lots and shuttle routes before you go.

Nearby Hotels & Dining (Affiliate Recommendations)
For a convenient stay near The Flat Track, consider affiliate hotel partners that frequently offer event-specific blocks and easy access to NHMS. After a night of racing, refuel at nearby restaurants and eateries highlighted by our partners for solid value and solid location. Booking through our recommended partners helps you secure reliable lodging and dining during your event weekend.

Getting There
The Flat Track sits at 1122 Route 106 North, Loudon, NH 03307, on the NHMS campus behind the North East Motor Sports Museum. For driving directions, parking details, and up-to-date transit options, visit the NHMS Directions page. Whether you’re cruising in for a Friday night dirt duel or an American Flat Track main event, we’ve got you covered with practical, no-fuss guidance.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and type: The Flat Track is a 0.25-mile dirt oval located behind the North East Motor Sports Museum on the New Hampshire Motor Speedway campus in Loudon, NH.
  • Opening and history: Officially opened June 6, 2019, with a ribbon-cutting during Laconia Motorcycle Week; it was built as NHMS’s fourth racing surface.
  • Notable events: Hosts American Flat Track events (Laconia Short Track), Snocross at The Flat Track, Friday Night Dirt Duels, USAC Dirt Midget Association, and other dirt racing series.
  • Capacity and seating: Public capacity isn’t officially published; 2022 updates added roughly 300 fixed seats in turns 3–4, with continued hillside seating available. Crowd reports during 2019 events cited around 6,000 spectators on NASCAR weekend nights.
  • Parking and transit: Free general parking is available on NASCAR weekends; paid premium options exist; trams/shuttles operate to help fans move around the NHMS property.
  • Address and directions: 1122 Route 106 North, Loudon, NH 03307; directions and parking details are on NHMS’s Directions page.
  • Renaming and status: The Flat Track is a NHMS facility; NHMS itself was renamed from NH International Speedway (NHIS) in 2008.