Our Tracks
Since 1953, Willow Springs Raceway has stood as a proving ground for speed, skill and motorsport excellence.
Explore the tracks that built its reputation and experience the enduring legacy that defines
“The Fastest Road in the West”.
Big Willow
Big Willow is the original track that started it all when Willow Springs Raceway first opened in 1953. With its combination of technical turns, elevation changes and high-speed flowing sections, the 2.5-mile challenging track quickly became known as the “Fastest Road in the West.” Recent safety improvements, like the addition of new tire barriers and improved run-off areas, make Big Willow a fast, entertaining and safe track to challenge the limits of even the most capable high-performance vehicles.
Streets of Willow
The 1.8-mile Streets of Willow road course is tighter and more technical than Big Willow but just as fun. It has recently received significant upgrades that keep signature elements of the track, like its high-banked turn, while improving safety and its overall experience. New paved run-off areas, tire barriers and guard rails enhance protection. Additional chicanes allow multiple track configurations with new kerbing throughout the track. Its pit lane has been repaved, along with a new timing and scoring building and system with multiple timing loops.
The Jenson Button Karting Circuit
Our .625-mile, nine-turn karting road course, has been completely revamped. The entire track surface has been repaved to improve grip, and new interior and exterior kerbing, along with extra tire barriers, have been added. The addition of a new 50-foot-wide pit lane, a Karting Operations building and a MyLaps timing system all add to the enhanced experience.
Willow Springs Speedway
The Willow Springs Speedway features a paved ¼-mile oval with walls and an infield. Its expanse of infield pavement and a paved oval adds to the track’s versatility by allowing for multiple configurations to suit various needs. It is ideal for drifting, driving training and test-and-tune sessions to maximize vehicle performance.
Horse Thief Mile
Horse Thief Mile is a road course built to simulate a winding mountain road with significant elevation changes across its one-mile length and 11 turns. Its unique canyon-like setting makes it a perfect venue for filming commercials, television shows, YouTube series or feature films. The dynamic nature of Horse Thief Mile also makes it ideal for testing and driver training.