Thunder Valley Raceway Park in Oklahoma Closes - Rumors Abound That Current Lease Has Been Terminated
Getting its start in 1992, Thunder Valley Raceway Park in Noble, Oklahoma has gotten a lot of attention in its 34 years of operation.
But the track may not see the 35th year, as its future is now in question after a rumored closing hit social media today.
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The 193-acre track, normally open between March and October each year, would host a variety of weekly events. It was also a stop on Rocky Mountain Race Week, including this year’s MEGAWEEK, and also previously hosted the King Of The Open Road event.
The track gained a lot of attention for no-prep events, and as a frequent testing track for Street Outlaws racers, as well as the original host of Outlaw Armageddon.
The track had been through some turmoil in the last few years, including being listed for sale back in August of 2022 for $2.85 million. It was sold to new owners, and then leased.
Rumors had circulated in late summer of 2024 if the track would even be open for a 2025 season, which was put to rest with an August 2024 announcement that there would be action in 2025.
The most recent event the track tried to host was their Midnight Madness on July 12th, which was canceled due to weather.
Written by Derek Putnam. Photos courtesy of Thunder Valley Raceway Park and 1320 Video.
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