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Landmark: Antelope Island State ParkCity: Salt Lake City
Country: USA Utah
Continent: North America
Antelope Island State Park, Salt Lake City, USA Utah, North America
Tri-State Raceway Park is a motorsports facility located in Huntington, West Virginia.
Visual Characteristics
The facility features a paved oval racetrack measuring approximately 0.5 miles in length. The track surface is asphalt. Spectator seating consists of tiered metal bleachers with a capacity of approximately 5,000. The surrounding area is primarily flat, with open fields and some wooded sections beyond the main grandstands.
Location & Access Logistics
Tri-State Raceway Park is situated at 1400 US-60, Huntington, WV 25705. It is located approximately 5 miles east of downtown Huntington. Access is directly from US-60 (Corridor G). Ample paved parking is available on-site for vehicles and trailers. No public transport options directly serve the raceway.
Historical & Ecological Origin
The raceway was constructed in 1967. Its original purpose was to host stock car racing events. The site is situated on land that was historically agricultural before the development of the racetrack.
Key Highlights & Activities
The primary activity is attending or participating in stock car racing events. Specific event schedules vary and are published by the venue. Practice sessions are sometimes available on non-event days. Spectator access to the pit area may be permitted during certain events.
Infrastructure & Amenities
Restrooms are available within the main grandstand area. Limited shaded areas are provided by the grandstand roof. Cell phone signal (4G) is generally available. Food and beverage vendors operate on-site during scheduled events.
Best Time to Visit
Event days are the primary times to visit. Specific event times vary. For optimal viewing of racing action, consider seating in the upper rows of the grandstands. The racing season typically runs from spring through fall, with specific dates announced annually.
Facts & Legends
The track has hosted numerous regional racing series over its history, contributing to local motorsports culture. A notable oddity is the track's consistent configuration, which has remained largely unchanged since its inception, a rarity in motorsports venues.
Nearby Landmarks
- Camden Park (1.5km West)
- Marshall University (4.0km West)
- Huntington Museum of Art (4.5km West)
- Ohio River (3.0km North)