Junction Motor Speedway

Junction Motor Speedway is a recently constructed 3/8 mile dirt oval that is located just west of McCool Junction, Nebraska, United States, along U.S. Route 81.

The track is currently owned and promoted by Delmar Friesen. The track cost a total of two million dollars to construct.

External links

Official Website

Coordinates: 40°44′40″N 97°36′45″W / 40.744331°N 97.612538°W / 40.744331; -97.612538

World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series race venues

Current	Aberdeen Attica Badlands Bakersfield Beaver Dam Baytown Calhan Calistoga Cedar Lake Charlotte Chico Clay County Cottage Grove Deer Creek Devil's Bowl Dodge City Eldora Fremont Fulton Speedway Granite City Grays Harbor Greenwood Hartford Haubstaudt Jackson Jacksonville Junction Knoxville Kokomo Lake Odessa Lakeside Las Vegas Lawrenceburg Lernerville Lincoln Little Rock New Egypt Nodak Ohsweken Osborn Paige Perris Pevely Placerville Plymouth Port Royal Putnamville Queen Creek River Cities Rockford Salina Skagit Stockton Tucson Tulare Volusia Watsonville Weedsport Willamette Williams Grove Wilmot

Former	34 81 Antioch Arcadia Ascot Park Atomic Batesville Baxter Belleville Benton Berlin Billings Bloomington Brainerd Bridgeport Bristol Brockville Bulls Gap Calvert City Canandaigua Commerce City Cornwall Dacotah Delaware Deniston Delta Bowl Drummond Eagle East Alabama Edmonton Eldon Elko El Paso Fargo Farley Farmer City Fergus Falls Fort Worth Gillette Granby Grandview Hagerstown Hanford Huron Indianapolis Jamaica Jetmore Joliet Joplin Kilgore LaSalle Lebanon Valley Limaland Magnolia Manzanita Merced Medford Muskogee OCFS Oklahoma City Orrville Paducah Parramatta City Pontoon Beach Portland Princeton Quincy Rapid City Riverside Rolling Wheels San Felipe Pueblo Sedalia Sharon Sheboygan St. Petersburg Syracuse Talladega Tampa Terre Haute Topeka Tulsa Wheatland Woodstock

USAC National Sprint Car Series race venues

Current dirt ovals	Bechtelsville Bloomington Eagle Gas City Haubstadt Kokomo Lawrenceburg Lincoln McCool Junction New Egypt Ocala Peoria Perris Port Royal Putnamville Rossburg Deer Creek Sun Prairie Superior Susquehanna Terre Haute

Former dirt ovals	Attica Beaver Dam Berlin Big Diamond Bloomington Boswell Brownstown Calistoga Cameron Canandaigua Charlotte Dodge City East Bay Grandview Granite City Hagerstown Joliet Knoxville Lake Odessa Lake Ozark Las Vegas Limaland Little Rock Manzanita Oskaloosa Path Valley Sarver Shady Bowl Tulare Twin Cities West Burlington West Memphis Wheatland Williams Grove

Former paved ovals	Anderson Columbus Indianapolis Cedar Rapids Iowa Kalamazoo Mansfield Milwaukee Mosport Nashville Nazareth Phoenix Pikes Peak Richmond Salem Schererville Toledo Tucson Winchester

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