Private race tracks in North Carolina
North Carolina has one private members-only race track club. Below you will find each one ranked, with membership costs, circuit specs and how far it is from the nearest major cities.
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North Carolina's entry is not open yet. Race City Motor Park & Social Club is a planned 270-acre country club in Mooresville — the town that houses hundreds of NASCAR teams and racing suppliers — with a proposed 4-mile championship road course, a lakeside clubhouse, trackside villas and 2- to 8-bay garage condominiums with pit lane access.
If built as planned, it would be one of the longest circuits of any US private club. The location inside the densest motorsport supply chain in America is the real differentiator: engineering, fabrication and race support are all within a few miles.
Practical considerations for North Carolina: this is pre-construction. There is no confirmed opening date and no published pricing, so treat founding-membership discussions as an early-stage opportunity rather than a purchase you can drive on. Charlotte is about 40 minutes away.
Common questions about North Carolina track clubs
- Is there a private race track club near Charlotte?
- Not an operating one yet. Race City Motor Park & Social Club is planned for Mooresville, about 40 minutes from Charlotte, with a 4-mile road course, villas and garage condominiums.
- When will Race City Motor Park open?
- No opening date has been confirmed. The project is in development, so we update its page whenever a milestone such as approval, groundbreaking or membership pricing is announced.
- How much will Race City Motor Park membership cost?
- Pricing has not been published. Founding memberships and garage ownership are quoted by the developer directly — see our new tracks tracker for the latest status.
Planning to join a club in North Carolina?
Compare initiation fees and monthly dues across every club we track in our private race track membership cost guide, or see how North Carolina clubs stack up against the rest of the country in the side-by-side club comparison.