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Welcome to Paradise Speedway Maui!
Maui’s best show on dirt!
- 10/12/2024
- Championship Points Race
3:00 pm - 10:00 pmChampionship Points RaceTime: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Spectator Gates Open: 3pm
Pit Gate Open: 1:00 pm
Driver Registration: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Racing Starts - Sunset
- Championship Points Race
JULY 13 RACE CANCELLED!!!
All water trucks and heavy equipment has been re-routed to the Crater Rd. fire as well as key operators. In support of this, the track equipment as well as the equipment and from our supporting sponsors are responding to the fire and are not able to support our races. Prayers and a deep felt Mahalo for our first responders and those responding in support of battling this fire. We will see you August 10, 2024!!!
#MauiStrong
A message from our Paradise Speedway board of directors:
“Aloha Racers, Club members, and fans of Paradise Speedway Maui. On behalf of our President Tim Nay and the Board of Directors we are excited to invite you all back for our 2024 season! We have seen some vast improvements in the track, the facilities, and with the help of some key sponsors, the addition of electronic timing and scoring! This year is sure to see even more improvements, but more importantly, some great racing action!!!!! We look forward to see you at the track starting in March!
Run Order will be changed in order to assist in working in the track. The run order will be Winged Sprints, Non-Winged Sprints, Micro Sprints, Mini Mod, Super Street, Street Stock, V8 Bomber, 4 Cyl Modified/Trucks, 4 Cyl Youth, and 4 Cyl Bombers for the heats, dashes, and Features.
We may adjust this throughout the year as we work to fine tune our program to provide the best entertainment for our fans!
ATTENTION ROOKIES
For safety reasons we are implementing a track rule concerning rookies. A rookie at Paradise Speedway Maui is a person who has not raced at a dirt oval facility before. Rookies will be required to attach a yellow caution tape to a location on their vehicle designated by the track officials or a board member and will start at the back of the lineup for the event night. Each event night, the rookie will be observed and at such a time that track officials and/or board members feel the driver can safely operate their vehicle, the caution tape will be removed and they will be allowed to start in the position designated by their pill draw or finishing position. This is for the safety of all competitors on the track and in most cases, after two or three race nights, the rookie will have shown their ability to safely operated their race vehicle.