By Justin Snyder/Port Royal Speedway
PORT ROYAL, Pa- Due to clean-up activities from ongoing construction and a potential for safety concerns, the infield will not be open for general admission spectating for at least a couple weeks to begin the 2020 racing season at the Port Royal Speedway
The tunnel will be closed off at the entryway below turn one and fans will not be able to access the infield as a result.
We realize the inconvenience and apologize in advance as the anticipation for the tunnel project completion has been among the most talked about topics all off-season by fans.
We appreciate your continued support and look forward to seeing you all at ‘The Speed Palace’ as we get back to racing this weekend at 2 P.M with the Weikert’s Livestock 410 Sprint Cars and the River Valley Builders Super Late Models.
With potential inclement weather and the element of the unknown, we are unable to at this time give a definite date for when the infield will be open to fans. You can ensure that we are working as hard and fast as possible with the sole mission of providing the fans and drivers the safest and best experience that a racetrack can bring.
Be on the lookout via our various social media outlets and website www.portroyalspeedway.com for continued updates!
Thank You
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