Spokane Motorsports Complex

03/29/2024

2024 schedule!

More details to come in the following weeks.

03/29/2024

Just a heads up the Spring Mud Fling will be moved to Saturday March 30th and off of Easter is Sunday. Thanks for understanding.
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03/29/2024

What you all have been waiting for

04/24/2023

https://www.facebook.com/sunsetspeedwaykarting?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Family Friendly Kart Racing

04/24/2023

https://www.facebook.com/SpokaneKartRacing?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Spokane’s kart racing association​

Kid kart – Sr tag​
Established 1960s​
Race season is March-Oct

Looking to get started? Send us a message!​​

04/24/2023

https://www.facebook.com/spokaneflattrack?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Spokane Flat Track is a Flat Track Racing promoter.

04/24/2023

https://www.facebook.com/airwaymxpofficial?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Airway Motocross Park is a race/ride facility located near Spokane, WA. Our track is groomed to promote skill building & is utilized by all ability levels.

08/04/2020

IMPORTANT! Click this link: https://www.airway-orvplan.com/ I rarely ask people for their time but this is important. Please give us 5 minutes of your time to fill out an online survey. This is going to help with the future planing of the park

06/08/2019

https://www.facebook.com/1396517067284332/posts/2393191527616876/

Spokane Speedway management changes

From nwmns.com media
Spokane (May 30, 2019)– There’s a new face at Spokane Speedway in 2019, but different management promises to not mean too many changes.

Other than more racing at the quarter-mile cushion-style dirt race track catering specifically to motorcycles at the Spokane Motorsports Complex in Airway Heights. The tack is located at the end of Sprague Ave. off of Hayford Road and west of the Northern Quest Resort & Casino.

Jason Colwell has taken over the management of the track from Troy Allen who indicated it was time to spend more time with his family.

“Troy decided he wanted and needed to focus more on his family and asked if I wanted to take over for the 2019 season and I jumped on the opportunity,” Colwell wrote in an email. “I am very thankful and grateful for him allowing me to be so much of a part of it these last three years.”

Most other changes or something new will mostly be smaller things, he said.

From a racing standpoint, Colwell said he did a little bit of road racing off and on in 2006 and 2007. He first learned and raced flat track back in 2016 when Allen brought him to an indoor race at the Spokane Fairgrounds.

“Needless to say, I was hooked,” Colwell said. Allen had just taken over ownership of Spokane Speedway from ex-racer Joe Kopp that year so
Colwell was out helping him getting ready – but racing too.

Being on the seat of a flat-track bike helped Colwell learn, “What it took to make every race weekend successful.”

He puts that schooling to work.

“I added two more races for the season, we are now hosting two races for the Northwest Flat Track Series (NWFTS) and hosting the only TT race, which consist of a right-hand turn and a jump,” Colwell said.

Those dates are an August 10 TT race — that’s where a chicane is built into the circle track — and a September 7 short-track race.

“We will be hosting SWX (television) for two races again this year, one will be August 10 so that should be a good show.