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Welcome to Utica-Rome Speedway, a 1/2-mile dirt oval located at 5591 NY-5, Vernon, NY 13476. Known for a lively season of major series and local racing action, this venue draws fans from central New York and beyond. We’ve got the essential details to help you plan a smooth, day-of-race experience—seating, parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and eat. Consider us your friendly connection for securing tickets and practical guidance for race day.
Note: seating is general admission, parking is free, and camper parking is allowed along the tree line in the lot (no hookups). For up-to-date event formats or rescheduled dates, check the venue calendar and our partner network before you head out.
Utica-Rome Speedway has hosted a mix of national and regional series, including World of Outlaws Late Model Series (2011), All Star Circuit of Champions (2019–2023), High Limit Racing (2024), and annual events like the New Yorker 50 / Victoria Weekend. The track, formerly known as New Venture International Speedway, is currently associated with BD Motorsports Media and under broader ownership by Jason Broedel as of 2025. For fans planning trips, we’ve gathered practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations to help you plan with confidence.
Event Seating and Viewing
- Seating type: General admission grandstands; first-come, first-served.
- Handicap seating is available behind the flagstand for accessible viewing.
- Plan to arrive early for the best options, especially on big race nights featuring major series.
Parking and Camper Information
- Parking is free for all attendees.
- Overnight camper parking is permitted along the tree line in the lot (no electrical hookups).
Transit and Getting There
- There is no listed dedicated transit service; most fans drive to the venue.
- On-site live-streaming and scoring options are available via FloRacing and MyRacePass for those at the track or watching remotely.
Nearby Hotels and Dining
- Comfort Inn & Suites Verona at Turning Stone Resort – Verona, NY
- Quality Inn Oneida – Oneida, NY
- DoubleTree by Hilton Utica – Utica, NY
- Delta Hotels by Marriott Utica – Utica, NY
We prioritize affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you secure convenient stays and reliable dining options near Utica-Rome Speedway. If you’re planning an entire race weekend, connecting with trusted partners can simplify your trip and ensure you’ve got dependable options close to the venue.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location and venue type: 1/2-mile dirt oval raceway located in Vernon, NY (5591 NY-5, Vernon, NY 13476).
- Capacity: publicly published capacity is not listed by the track or primary event materials.
- Seating: Grandstands are general admission with no reserved seating; seating is first-come, first-served; handicap seating exists behind the flagstand.
- Parking: Parking is free; overnight camper parking is permitted along the tree line in the lot (no hook-ups).
- Transit: No dedicated transit information listed; fans typically drive; on-site live-stream and scoring options are available (FloRacing, MyRacePass).
- Notable events hosted: World of Outlaws Late Model Series visit (2011); All Star Circuit of Champions events (2019–2023); High Limit Racing visit (2024); annual New Yorker 50 / Victoria Weekend events; Richie Evans Remembered Night and other major STSS/VT series.
- Demolished or renamed: The venue was formerly known as New Venture International Speedway; as of 2025 it's promoted under BD Motorsports Media and then under current ownership, Jason Broedel.
- Nearby hotels (examples): Comfort Inn & Suites Verona at Turning Stone Resort (Verona, NY); Quality Inn Oneida; DoubleTree by Hilton Utica; Delta Hotels by Marriott Utica.
- Notable sources and context: The site and press pages confirm address, seating policy, parking, and current operations; historical notes and event history are documented via Wikipedia and STSS/series sources.