Summit Point Raceway

Summit Point Motorsports Park is a comprehensive motorsports facility located in Summit Point, West Virginia, offering a diverse range of driving programs, track access, and event hosting. The park operates four distinct circuits: the Summit Point Circuit, a 2-mile natural terrain road course established in 1969; the Jefferson Circuit, a 1.7-mile road course with significant elevation changes, expanded in 2014; the Shenandoah Circuit, a 2.2-mile road course that notably features a replica of the Nürburgring’s famous banked Karussell; and the Washington Circuit, which began as a tri-circuit skid pad complex popular with drifters and autocross drivers.

The organization provides various opportunities for participants to get on track, including "My Track Time," "Seat Time & Open Practice," and "Friday at the Track" sessions. They offer structured "Driving Programs" and "Accident Avoidance" courses, designed to cater to a range of skill levels and interests. Offerings like Drift Nirvana, the Drivers Club, and TrackCross events further diversify participation options. Summit Point Motorsports Park is distinctive for its extensive history in motorsports, dating back to 1969, and its unique array of circuits, particularly the Shenandoah Circuit's Karussell replica, providing varied challenges and experiences for drivers.