Star Speedway, motorsport racing track in Epping, New Hampshire
Star Speedway is a motorsport racing track in Epping, New Hampshire, where cars race on an asphalt oval circuit. The facility includes bleacher seating for spectators and concession stands offering pizza, sausage, popcorn, and beverages.
Star Speedway was founded in 1966 when Charlie Elliot and friends converted an old brick yard into a racing venue. The track has hosted local and regional racing series including the NASCAR Busch North Series over its decades of operation.
The name Star Speedway celebrates the drivers and racing talent in the local community. Visitors experience a tight-knit crowd of fans and racers who gather around the track, share stories, and bond over the excitement of each race together.
Arrive early on race days to secure good seating in the bleachers, especially during popular race weekends. Parking is available on site, and the track layout is easy to navigate with viewing areas close enough to see and hear the action clearly.
The Star Classic is an annual fall event where supermodified cars race for 200 laps, demonstrating that this small track hosts world-class drivers and racing. Drivers like Chris Perley bring top-tier motorsport competition to the local community.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
