New Hampshire Motor Speedway (Motorcycle)

Loudon, New Hampshire

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Road Course
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New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire, is a staple for motorcycle road racing in New England. The road course configuration hosts major events like the MotoAmerica Loudon Classic, drawing serious racers and dedicated fans from throughout the region. Expect a real grassroots racing atmosphere, driven by a passionate local community that has supported motorcycle racing here for decades. Beyond the headline events, NHMS also runs N2 Track Days, offering opportunities for riders of all skill levels to hone their abilities on a proper track. Located in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire, the Speedway is relatively accessible from Boston and other major northeast cities. While the NASCAR oval is the most well-known part of the complex, the road course provides a challenging and technical layout that favors skilled riders. If you're into competitive motorcycle road racing, whether as a participant or a spectator, or if you're looking for a track day experience away from the more congested southern tracks, NHMS offers a classic New England racing experience.

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Know Before You Go

Gear requirements
Track-day organizers typically require a Snell SA-2020 helmet (or newer), long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes. Many tracks have rental helmets for first-timers.
Run groups
Drivers are slotted into novice, intermediate, or advanced run groups based on pace and instructor sign-off. Group-jumping isn't permitted — you build up over time.
Tech inspection
Expect a pre-event tech form plus a visual gate check. Brake-fluid age, throttle return, battery tie-down, and seatbelt condition are the most common flags.
Cost expectations
HPDE / open-track days typically run $200-450 per day with 4-6 on-track sessions of 20-25 minutes each. Memberships at private clubs are substantially more.
First-timer tip
Most clubs require novices to ride with an instructor for the first day before being released solo. Sign up for instruction in advance — slots fill weeks ahead.

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