β Verified: July 13, 2026

π₯ A high-energy 1/8-mile dragstrip offering weekend racing, Tuesday street events, junior competition, concessions, and family-friendly motorsports excitement in Catoosa County.
π Brainerd Motorsports Park is a longtime drag-racing destination serving Ringgold, North Georgia, Chattanooga, and the surrounding region. The track welcomes spectators, amateur racers, junior competitors, experienced drivers, racing families, and anyone who enjoys the sound, speed, and atmosphere of live motorsports.
From bracket racing and index classes to street-car events and junior drag racing, Brainerd Motorsports Park offers a varied seasonal schedule designed to keep both racers and spectators engaged. Visitors can watch the action from spectator areas, enjoy classic concession food, and experience the close-up intensity of 1/8-mile competition.
Because motorsports schedules are highly dependent on weather, track conditions, participation, and event programming, visitors should always confirm the current schedule before traveling.
Brainerd Motorsports Park combines competitive drag racing with the welcoming feel of a regional community track. The venue gives local drivers a place to compete, improve their skills, test their vehicles, and take part in organized racing rather than attempting unsafe speed contests on public roads.
The track also gives spectators an opportunity to experience motorsports at close range. Visitors can watch street cars, dragsters, muscle cars, bracket racers, junior competitors, and specialty vehicles accelerate down the strip in side-by-side competition.
Event formats vary throughout the season, with different nights and weekends focusing on street racing, bracket competition, index racing, junior events, special attractions, or larger prize events.
π Schedule Reminder: Not every racing category is offered at every event. Review the official schedule or social-media updates for the date you plan to attend.
Tuesday street-racing events give local drivers an opportunity to bring eligible vehicles to a controlled track environment. These events may include street cars, modified vehicles, motorcycles, and other approved entries depending on the nightβs rules.
Drivers should confirm:
Tuesday events are weather dependent and may be delayed, shortened, rescheduled, or canceled.
Weekend events may feature bracket racing, index classes, junior competition, larger purses, special race formats, or multi-day programs. Bracket racing allows vehicles with different performance levels to compete through dial-in and handicap-start systems.
Competitors should review the official race flyer or event rules before traveling, particularly when entering a payout race or class with specific technical requirements.
Junior drag racing gives younger competitors an opportunity to learn motorsports fundamentals within an organized environment using purpose-built junior vehicles and age-specific rules.
Families interested in junior competition should ask about:
Junior drag racing remains a regulated motorsport activity. Families should not assume that a child can participate without prior licensing, approved equipment, and compliance with current rules.
Brainerd Motorsports Park welcomes spectators who want to watch racing without entering a vehicle. Depending on the event, visitors may see side-by-side racing, burnouts, staging, pit activity, eliminations, specialty vehicles, and evening competition under track lighting.
Motorsports events can be loud. Hearing protection is strongly recommended, especially for children and anyone sensitive to noise.
On-site concessions may offer familiar race-track favorites during scheduled events.
Menu items, prices, operating hours, and payment methods may vary by event. Visitors with allergies, dietary restrictions, or specific food needs should plan ahead.
Brainerd Motorsports Park offers the atmosphere of a local track with the excitement of organized drag racing. Visitors can stand near the action, watch racers prepare in the pits, follow elimination rounds, and see a broad mix of vehicles compete.
The trackβs variety also helps distinguish it from a single-format venue. One event may focus on street cars, while another may feature bracket racing, junior competitors, index classes, special payouts, or novelty racing.
Its location near both North Georgia and Chattanooga gives it a regional draw while preserving the community feel that many race fans value.
Drag racing involves fast vehicles, hot engines, loud noise, fuel, tires, tools, moving equipment, and active pit areas. Visitors should follow all track rules and staff instructions.
Drivers should review the event-specific rules before entering. Requirements may differ based on elapsed time, speed, class, vehicle type, age, modifications, and sanctioning rules.
Possible requirements may include:
Passing a street inspection does not automatically mean a vehicle is eligible for track competition.
Drag racing requires safe track conditions. Rain, moisture, cold temperatures, severe weather, wind, equipment problems, or track-surface issues can affect an event.
Before leaving home:
Refund, rain-check, and rescheduling policies may vary by event.
Event traffic, trailers, tow vehicles, parking flow, and rural roads may affect arrival times. Leave early for larger race weekends.
Brainerd Motorsports Park uses its website and social-media pages to publish schedules, flyers, race classes, payouts, cancellations, results, and event photographs.
Social media is often the best place to find same-day weather and schedule updates.
Brainerd Motorsports Park is a 1/8-mile dragstrip in Ringgold, Georgia.
The racing season is generally promoted as March through November, with weekend events and Tuesday street racing when weather and track conditions permit.
Times vary by event. Review the official website or latest social-media announcement for gate and racing times.
Tuesday events are commonly scheduled during the racing season but remain weather dependent. Confirm the event before traveling.
Events may include street racing, bracket racing, index classes, junior drag racing, test-and-tune sessions, and specialty competitions.
Yes. Junior events may be included in the schedule. Families should verify age, licensing, vehicle, and safety requirements.
Eligible street cars may be permitted at certain events after registration and technical inspection. Contact the track for current rules.
Selected bracket, index, and special events may offer cash payouts. Prize amounts and entry requirements vary.
Admission prices can vary by event. Check the current event flyer or contact the track.
Racer-entry fees vary according to class, event, payout, and test-and-tune options.
Concessions may offer hamburgers, seasoned fries, funnel cakes, drinks, and other items during many events.
Payment methods were not publicly confirmed for every area of the venue. Bring cash and a card when possible.
Portable seating or seat cushions may be helpful, depending on the event and available spectator seating. Check current venue rules.
Hearing protection is strongly recommended, especially for children and visitors sensitive to loud noise.
Specific accessibility details were not publicly confirmed for this listing. Call (423) 802-1443 to ask about parking, terrain, seating, restrooms, and viewing areas.
A general pet policy was not publicly confirmed. Contact the track before bringing an animal.
Cooler and outside-food policies may vary. Review the event rules or contact the track before packing one.
Alcohol rules were not confirmed for this listing. Follow all posted venue policies and legal requirements.
Personal photography may be permitted from spectator areas. Professional, commercial, drone, staging-lane, or trackside photography may require approval.
Events may be delayed, canceled, shortened, or rescheduled. Check Facebook and the official website for current updates and rain-check information.
Specialty or novelty races may occasionally appear on the schedule, but they are not guaranteed at every event.
Visit the official website and follow the track on Facebook and Instagram.
Schedules, race classes, gate times, admission fees, payouts, concessions, payment methods, event rules, parking, and weather policies may change. Confirm current details through the official website or social media before traveling.
Drag racing is loud and involves moving vehicles, hot equipment, fuels, tools, and active pit areas. Follow all posted signs, staff instructions, safety barriers, and restricted-area rules.
β Directory information reviewed and updated July 13, 2026.
This free directory listing is intended to help racers, spectators, families, and motorsports fans discover Brainerd Motorsports Park and prepare before attending. Track representatives may submit updated schedules, admission prices, accessibility information, payment methods, event rules, photographs, or other corrections to help keep this listing accurate.
π₯ Ready for race day? Call (423) 802-1443, visit the official Brainerd Motorsports Park website, get directions through Google Maps, or follow the track on Facebook and Instagram.
745 Scruggs Road, Ringgold, Georgia 30736