Racetracks in New Jersey

The Wall Township Speedway has been providing New Jersey race fans with ability racing since 1950. Today the Speedway is busier than ever and the roar of engines can be heard every Saturday night from April straight through November. The track is nestled in among the hot tourist spots of the Atlantic Ocean, the New Jersey Shore, the beautiful boardwalks and amusement parks. The Speedway is considered one of the most successful short tracks in the country.

The racing program is packed full the whole season and includes; Modifieds, street Stocks, Sportsman, Rmp Mad, Legends & Value Towing facility Stocks, Nascar Whelen Series, Modified Tour, Ford Focus Midgets and much more. Special events such as the formula Drift, Usc Night, orchad State first-rate and the Larsen Brothers Memorial race are held while each season. The track holds some society fundraisers and offers some Turkey Derbies in November. Tickets to regular Saturday races are .00 for adults with military, senior and children discounts.

Englishtown is home to the Old Bridge Township Raceway Park and home to adventure. The Raceway seems to offer something for every race fan. There are two drag strips; the 1/4 mile and a 1/8 mile. The eighth mile houses weekly competition of Nhra Junior Drag Racing League and children's racing program created in 1992. The 1/4 mile drag strip has a full program with street Night, Pro Dial Dash, Honda Day, Top Street, High School, Scca Autocross, Mean street Pts, Top street Bike, Pro Et, Motorcycle, Snowmobile, Trophy Stock and much more.

5 Resolutions to Make Next Holiday

Here are some suggested resolutions if you haven't implemented them already:

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