141 Speedway is a classic dirt oval racetrack located just outside Francis Creek, Wisconsin, a small town in Manitowoc County. Being a 1/3 mile track, expect tight racing and plenty of action. The dirt surface means cars will be sliding through the corners, kicking up dust and challenging drivers’ skill. It’s a great place to witness the thrill of grassroots racing, Wisconsin-style. With grandstand seating, you can settle in for an evening of racing excitement. While specific amenities can vary, you'll likely find concession stands offering typical racetrack fare to keep you fueled up through the night. 141 Speedway is a perfect local spot for anyone looking for an authentic dirt track racing experience. It's best suited for those who appreciate close-quarters competition, the roar of engines, and the smell of racing fuel, and want to support local drivers and teams.
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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.