What are the best tracks that we no longer race?

Glen Helen and Gatorback are the ones that stand out because they're still here and we could still be having nationals on them if promoters could get on the same page. Imagine what an upgrade swapping Pala for Glen Helen would be and then in a perfect world getting our 12th national back at Gatorback. Would really tie the series together. 

Steel City

Broome for the pros. Although Kenworthy would be pretty badass too. Can't imagine the shit the current riders & bikes would have been able to do there.

Mosier for us amateur dorks.

Glen Helen. I used to race the Yamaha Dealer Series, which started the weekend after the GH national. The dirt was still deep and prepped a lot like the pro race, and Bud usually ran the same layout or close to it - hills and all. It was cool to feel like a national pro for a day - at least to ride on literally the same track! 

this 👍🏾 my 2nd fav track tht was on the circuit! so many highlights from this track , baggett shooting himself to the moon in the 12 pack section , Eli moto win where he just took off left everybody , the dunge & stew battle & the track itself was just fabuloso 🔥 

Glover and the Bomber ! 

The ski hill tracks in Wi.  And Sugar Camp in Rhinelander,  cmj in a big valley 200 yard uphill whoops in Hixton,Wi.  Lechien raced there on his 500. 

Brampton. Knockhill. Boltby. 

Epic tracks used for Brit Nationals back in the dinosaur days.

Everyone who posts here would have loved to turn laps on all three . 

Plymouth

Sears

Hollister

That sand track somewhere in the midwest

Glen Helen, Broome, Gatorback, Puyallup, Namur

the six flags track near Atlanta.

it was there 2 years (84 and 85?) but was never really set up as a permanent facility. 

It was cool because during down time you could go into the park and hang out.

paved parking and a shuttle.

Had some killer sections and a lot of shaded wooded areas,

It would have been an awesome permanent home for the southeast national.

Saddleback and Carlsbad. growing up in SoCal those 2 were legendary. Like a national most weekends

Does the troy facility still exist?

Glen Helen. Such a shame that it’s not in the pro mx series. The owner deeply despises the Coombs family, so I fear we will never see it again in pro mx. I hope I’m wrong on that.

meee tooo. loved that track

Isle of White, UK, had a badass GP track for a couple seasons. I miss that place. 

Burnt Hickory in Dallas, GA
Gatorback
Sunshine Speedway in St. Pete
Road Atlanta
Lake Whitney

When I read the title of the thread I immediately thought of Steel City.

Nope.  It's all overgrown att this point 

Not sure but I,be been past Honda hills track in Ohio. Not sure of the history of the place I know it’s old.  The oldest speedway in the world is The Milwaukee Mile 1903 to now.  I think the Andretti,s pumped millions into the track to save it .

It was, never sure if manufacturers were their because of access to tracks or vice versa. I remember seeing Lechein at like 16 at Saddleback racing Johnson. Just crazy looking back on it. Corona was a Friday night race

I know its not a pro national track, but i miss Mill Creek in Pell City AL. It in my top 3 of favorite tracks for sure. 

Puyallup, Washington 

The REAL Hangtown is up there with Carlsbad. 

Saddleback Saturdays was the ultimate training with all the pros that would show up

Budds Creek I believe 

Sugar Camp was awesome. It always felt kinda weird but cool zipping along side the oncoming traffic on the freeway.