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Welcome to Texas Region for the National Auto Sport Association. Here you can find all the information necessary to get on track at our events.
TEXAS REGION
Crossover event at NOLA Motorsports Park Information October 19-20, 2019. 2.75mile configuration.
Registration page with entry list can be found HERE.
Friday test day information can be found HERE.
Join the discussion on the Facebook event page HERE.
*This is A NOLA Region hosted event. Points will apply to the 2019 NASA Texas Regional Points Championship. Texas Region credits will not apply to this event.
August 16-18, 2019
Registration page HERE.
Entry list HERE.
TENTATIVE Saturday and Sunday schedule HERE.
TENTATIVE Friday schedule HERE.
Garage assignments HERE.
RV park assignments coming soon.
HPDE welcome can be found HERE.
Racer/TT welcome letter can be found HERE.
Live Timing HERE.
Weekend gate hours:
Thursday: 3pm-midnight
Friday: 7am-midnight
Saturday: 7am-midnight
Sunday: 7am-7pm
No charge for spectators!
See below for a free tutorial on driving big bankings as well as a special discount offer from Racer360 on our Facebook page!
Facility Map
Racer configuration
2.32 mile roval
HPDE/Time Trial Configuration
1.07 mile infield course
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
July 17, 2019
NASA to Host First Event at Texas Motor Speedway since 2001!
Racers to Run Full 2.32-Mile Roval, While HPDE and TT Drivers Run Very Fast Infield Course
Fort Worth, Texas, July 17, 2019—Texas Motor Speedway (TMS) is among the biggest and fastest track facilities in North America. Back for the first time since the NASA road race event at TMS in 2001, the National Auto Sport Association (NASA) will be running at TMS, making NASA one of a select few road race groups to run at the super speedway. Racers, Time Trialers, and HPDE drivers alike will get an all-new venue to run at, as they sample the big stage.
“It’s hard to believe this is NASA’s first time in so many years at TMS,” said Will Faules, NASA Texas Regional Director. “It’s an amazing facility, and I’m sure our racers and HPDE/TT drivers are going to love it. It’s a rare treat to be able to race at a track that some of the best drivers in the world have run on.”
Racers will run on the 2.32-mile roval with a chicane included on the front straight. Still, this will likely be the fastest track that NASA Texas has ever gone to. Speeds of over 170 mph are possible, depending on type of car. HPDE and Time Trial are going to enjoy the 1.07-mile infield course. It’s very fast and because it’s a “short course,” drivers will be able to log some serious laps to better perfect their driving.
“We’re thrilled to have NASA back at Texas Motor Speedway,” said Eddie Gossage, Texas Motors Speedway president. “It’s not often we have serious road racing at TMS, but we love seeing the sports cars mix it up.”
Because of the outstanding facilities, NASA will be able to offer 75 garages that will include pit space for trucks and trailers, along with a separate garage bathroom. The TMS RV lot has ample space, and rentals will be available as well.
Registration opens to all drivers Thursday July 18 at noon central time. Information on pricing and tentative schedule can be found at NASA’s event registration page here: https://nasaproracing.com/events/3056.
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Contact: Will Faules, NASA Texas
will@drivenasa.com
(737) 932-7004
NASA National Website: https://www.nasaproracing.com/
NASA Texas Website: https://nasatx.com/
1.07 mile infield course.
2.32 mile roval course.