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31 July 2026

Explore August 2026’s Top Motorcycle Track Events Across North America

From the Hallett Motor Racing Circuit to the Tanacross Race Course, August 2026 promises an exhilarating lineup of motorcycle track events across North America

Explore August 2026's Top Motorcycle Track Events Across North America

As the summer heat peaks, motorcycle enthusiasts across North America are gearing up for an action-packed August 2026. The month is set to be a thrilling one, with a diverse array of track daysriding schools and racing events catering to riders of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice looking to improve your skills, there’s something for everyone.

To ensure you don’t miss out on these exciting opportunities, it’s crucial to confirm the details with the respective organizations or tracks before heading out. This article serves as your Comprehensive guide to the top motorcycle events happening in August 2026.

Early August: Kickstarting the Month with Excitement

August 2026 kicks off with a bang, offering a variety of events to choose from. On August 1 the Hallett Advanced Rider Training (HART) is hosting a Motorcycle Lapping Day Program at the Hallett Motor Racing Circuit in Hallett, OK. This event is perfect for those looking to refine their lap times and

For those in the northern regions, the Alaska Road Racing is organizing Motorcycle Track Days from August 1-2 at the Tanacross Race Course in Tok, AK. Meanwhile, riders in the eastern part of the country can participate in the Evolve GT School and Track Days at the Polecat Training Center (PTC) in Lynchburg, TN, also from August 1-2.

Midwestern riders have plenty of options too, with the Sportbike Track Time (STT) hosting Track Days at the Grattan Raceway in Belding, MI, and the Trackdaz Track Days taking place at the Buttonwillow Raceway Park in Buttonwillow, CA, both from August 1-2. On the east coast, the Cyclesmith Track Days are set to run from August 1-3 at the Palmer Motorsports Park in Palmer, MA.

Mid-August: A Wealth of Opportunities

As the month progresses, the excitement continues to build. On August 2 the Florida Track Days (FTD) will be held at the Homestead-Miami Speedway in Homestead, FL, offering a unique track experience in the heart of Florida. Simultaneously, the The Riders Club Track Days will take place at the New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville, NJ, featuring a special karting track day.

The following day, August 3 sees the return of the The Riders Club Track Days at the New Jersey Motorsports Park this time featuring pro rider Kayla Yaakov. Additionally, the Mid-Ohio Performance Track Riding events will be held at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, OH, providing a fantastic opportunity for riders to hone their skills on one of the country’s most renowned tracks.

For those interested in vintage racing, the United States Classic Racing Association (USCRA) Series will take place from August 8-9 at the Canaan Motor Club in NH. This event is a must-attend for enthusiasts of classic motorcycles and racing history.

Late August: Wrapping Up with a Bang

As August draws to a close, the action shows no signs of slowing down. On August 28-30 the New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville, NJ, will host a trio of events: the ASRA National SeriesASRA National Sprints and ASRA Atlantic Region all sanctioned by the AMA. These events promise intense competition and spectacular racing.

Meanwhile, out west, the Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association (OMRRA) Series and the Washington Motorcycle Road Racing Association (WMRRA) Series will be held from August 28-30 at the The Ridge Motorsports Park in Shelton, WA. These events are a highlight of the Pacific Northwest’s racing calendar.

For those looking This event offers a fantastic opportunity to experience one of the country’s most iconic tracks.

As August 2026 comes to an end, riders across North America will have had the chance to participate in a wide range of track days, riding schools, and racing events. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to the world of motorcycle racing, there’s no shortage of opportunities to get out on the track and push your limits.

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Florence Wright

Florence Wright, Glasgow native with an editorial-minimal aesthetic, rerouted a social feed to live-cover a Pollok Park remembrance event, prioritising human detail over algorithmic reach. Promotes clarity, humane framing and local resonance; keeps an archive of Polaroids from neighbourhood gatherings as a personal emblem.