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The Marlboro Raceway was built in 1952 as a dirt oval for stock car races. The oval was paved and incorporated into a twisty 1.7-mile road course, making it a favorite racetrack for SCCA™.
The Marlboro Raceway eventually closed in 1970. After 40 years of being closed, we are pleased to announce its official grand opening.
Automotive History
Our raceway is the home of NASCAR, Trans AM and SCCA. Famous drivers who have raced at the Marlboro Raceway include:
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• Jackie Steward - June 1964
(Winner of 12 hour Endurance Race)
• Roger Penske - 1967
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• Carroll Shelby - July 14, 1957
• Richard Petty - May 1959
• Carl Yarborough - 1967 |
• Mark Donahue - April 1967 (Winner Trans AM Series)
• Bill Scott (Owner of Summit
Point Raceway in Virginia) |
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