Dirt Track Nascar Auto Car Racing Game - Brand New! Feel Like You Are Actually Driving on the Race Track

Experience the closest thing to driving a real race car.   Whether you drive a Dirt Track Racing Car or love the sights and sounds of Nascar, you will find this game to be one of the most realistic games you have ever played.  Watch the video to see a preview of what the game is like.  If you like what you see, you can click on the picture of the VRacer game and get even more information.  There is no obligation to check it out but once you do, you will be hooked!  You can find us also at:  http://www.dirttrackautoracing.com  

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Roaring Knob Dirt Track in Pennsylvania - What You Will See On Your First Visit- Part Two

If you've read Part One of What's It Like at the Dirt Track, then this is a continuation of that post.  We gave you an overall picture of what it's like outside the entrance to the Roaring Knob Speedway dirt track, and now we are entering the actual oval track racing area where you will see all of the dirt track car racing action!

For Roaring Knob you need to have good knees to walk down the steep slopes to get to the stands.  There is a great concrete pathway that will get you there.  As you walk down, off to the left, you will see some of the cars and trucks that have paid to park inside the facility.  You will also see the actual oval dirt track to your left and probably hear the cars warming up their engines to prepare for the heat races.  As you walk down the concrete pathway, you will see kids playing in the grassy areas.  Immediately to your left you will see a brown cabin looking structure that houses the concession stand area and the race track announcers.  To the left of that are the stands where you will see the race fans.

If you keep walking straight down the hill, you will see the restrooms directly in front of your right side.  You will see another wooden structure up on the next hill and more cars and trucks parked in spaces inside the facility.  These are still the paid parking areas and they really do have great views. It's so much fun to park and stay with your family and still have all the supplies you need to get through the hours of dirt track racing.  It's especially great to have a place to put your kids when they fall asleep because racing can go on through midnight at times.

As you approach the bottom of the hill, you will take the path to the left to get to the stadium seating.  You may want to bring a cushion to sit on, or, you can bring your own chairs and sit where ever you see a grassy area.  As far as smoking goes, there are designated areas for non-smoking at least, so please check that out before you sit down.

Roaring Knob added a new feature for the kids.  They do have a mini race track.  At last glance, it was $5 to ride around the track for about 5 minutes.  The kids do seem to enjoy it.  Little kids shouldn't ride it though.  It can get rough in there.  They also had a race car simulator set up where you could pay and it's almost like riding on the dirt track.  It may or may not be a permanent fixture at the track.

More to come on Roaring Knob.  Hope the first two posts have given you a good overview of the Roaring Knob dirt track auto racing facility. 

Dirt Track Auto Racing - How to Find A Dirt Track Near You

Ever been to a dirt track car race?  If not, you are missing out on lots of summer fun and excitement if you like to watch fast cars racing around unpredictable dirt tracks. 

We've been attending dirt track races for over six years now and are completely hooked.  This is a family friendly sport that draws in crowds of loyal fans year after year.  The best time of the year for dirt track auto racing is during the summer and the fall seasons.  Since the drivers roar around dirt clay tracks, the spring season can cause a bit of a problem.  When the dirt and clay gets wet, the tracks become much more dangerous and unpredictable.  That's why most tracks call off the race as soon as a sprinkle turns into a down pour.

First, you have to find a dirt track in your area.  That may be a bit harder then it seems, but most states have dirt tracks that are within an hour or two driving distance from where you live.  To find one, you simply go to Bing or Google and type in "dirt track racing (then put in the name of your city and state).  See what comes up.  If nothing, then expand the search to a larger city near you and do the same search over again or just use your state abbreviation, ie. dirt track racing Western PA, or dirt track auto racing Pennsylvania.  You will typically get your state and any close surrounding states.

Once you've found the dirt track, visit that track's website for detailed information.  You will typically find directions to their track, a racing schedule, information about who won or lost on their track recently, a brief history of the track itself, and maybe even a video or two showing you a bit about their place overall.

Here's just a sample video of what a dirt track race looks like on the track to wet your appetite.  The cars take one or two laps to line up correctly and then, they take off.  These are the Fastrak Late Models you are seeing in this video during a Feature race at Roaring Knob in Pennsylvania.  You can click on the video to enlarge it and watch it here or on You Tube. 

In our next blog, we will talk more about what you can expect when you go to your first dirt track auto race.