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Get there as early as you can tolerate like everyone says. Leave at the gate drop of moto 4 or plan on hanging around for quite a while before attempting to leave because getting out of the place is insane. I suppose on a bike you might be able to cheat traffic a little so there is that. Do yourself a huge favor and walk around every inch of the track during timedqualifyingpractice and pick out at least a couple favorite spots to watch the motos. I love being up at the very top and somewhere adjacent to horsepower hill...

I've lived in Florida (the gunshine state) my whole life and am a responsible gun advocate. I'm bothered that one of the biggest talents in our sport and "influencer" to many youths is making content like this. I want dirt bikes and people who ride them to be thought of as responsible and welcomed by the general public, not looked as wannabe thugs, joking or not. It's a bad look, regardless of intent or if you get any amusement out of it.

Now we know why Jett had a bodyguard at Pala. 🙃

cringe AF

This generation is fucked

I love when people get to experience and enjoy my home, the PNW.

For first-timers, if you are not staying at the track Friday night, plan to be going through town by 0600. That's if you want to watch practice and get a decent spot to set up. Last couple years the backup into the track was 2-3 hours due to limited access and sheer volume. It's possible the heat (94-96f?) will affect the turnout this year, but not much. If you ride a street bike in you can get around a lot of the stuck traffic. Getting out is similar - I just hang out in the shade for 2 hours after...

Headed there with the wife for the first time this weekend, pretty stoked to finally make it up that way!

Make sure you hit PiR for Thursday Night Moto Pro Night - cannot miss this if you are in town. Stop by and say hi too!!!

A bunch of food trucks covering all kinds of stuff, and the on site stand with burgers, dogs, good chicken tenders and fries. Beers and ciders (cans and on tap) too. It is a lot of fun. Only place I've ever raced in front of 5000 people, lined up 10 deep all around the track. I hol;eshot my slow old man moto and was in a groove and walked away from the pack. Best race ever for me just due to the vibe. Last year the Deegans showed up and it was chaos. Our friend Mayson (from the "A little...

South of seattle you will want to check out Moto Pacific,Toutle Motorsports Park, Burnt Ridge MX, and in the winter Woodland MX. There's also a healthy amount of private tracks you will encounter as you meet more and more people. Up north there's Whidbey Island MX, Hannegan Speedway thursday night MX. Probably 1 or 2 that I'm forgetting but those are the main ones on the west side. None of these tracks listed do bike rentals.

This seems like a no brainer