Oval
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New Tulsa Speedway is an oval racing venue in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Oval racing here is close-quarters, door-to-door action — cars circling a banked loop where track position and consistency matter as much as raw speed. With around 15 tracks inside a 75-mile radius, Tulsa sits in a genuine pocket of racing — easy to build a road trip around. Directions are on the map above; the schedule link shows what's running next. New to this kind of racing? Our guides walk through what to expect, what to bring, and how a typical event runs.
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Know Before You Go
- Race nights
- Most short tracks run Friday or Saturday night events from April through October. Always check the season calendar — many venues take rain dates or holiday breaks.
- Ticket pricing
- General admission is typically $15-40 for adults, pit passes $50-100. Children are often free or half-price. Bigger sanctioned events (touring series) cost more.
- What's racing
- Local oval classes commonly include late models, modifieds, sprint cars, hobby stock, and street stock. Bigger ovals also host NASCAR Weekly Series feature races.
- Bring earplugs
- Open-exhaust race cars push 130-145 dB at the fence — well above the threshold for hearing damage. Bring foam plugs or over-ear protection for kids.
- Schedule rhythm
- Race nights follow a consistent flow: hot laps and qualifying, heat races, then feature events. Plan for a 4-5 hour evening from gates open to checkered flag.