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Guam International Raceway: Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Experience the adrenaline rush at Guam's premier motorsports venue, hosting diverse racing events for enthusiasts of all ages.
Guam International Raceway in Yigo is the island's premier motorsports venue, offering a diverse range of racing events from drag races to off-road challenges. Since opening in 2002, it has become a hub for local and international racing enthusiasts, hosting events like the annual Smokin' Wheels Racing Weekend.
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A brief summary to Guam International Raceway
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GV6P+MX2, 15, Yigo, GU
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Guam International Raceway, located in Yigo, is the heart of motorsports on Guam. Since its establishment in 2002, the raceway has provided a venue for various racing events, catering to a wide range of motorsports enthusiasts. The raceway features a quarter-mile drag strip, a paved quarter-mile oval, and an off-road course designed to mimic the Baja 1000. These facilities accommodate drag racing, drifting, autocross, car shows, super moto events, and off-road racing.
The raceway is not just for drivers; it's a family-friendly park where spectators can enjoy the thrill of racing. Amenities include running water for restrooms and washing off machines, as well as electricity for nighttime events. The raceway has gained international recognition by hosting events like the Smokin' Wheels Racing Weekend, which attracts participants from around the world.
For those looking to explore the racing world, the Guam International Raceway offers a unique experience. Visitors can explore the inner workings of racing, and even participate in special events or ride along with a professional driver. The raceway also provides food vendors and memorabilia shops, ensuring a full day of entertainment.
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Getting There
Driving
If you are driving from central Northern Guam, take Route 1 (Marine Corps Drive) northbound. Continue for approximately 10 miles until you reach Route 15. Turn left onto Route 15 and follow the signs for Yigo. After about 5 miles, you will see the entrance to Guam International Raceway on your right at GV6P+MX2. Parking is usually available on-site, but check ahead for any specific events or parking fees.
Public Transport
To reach Guam International Raceway using public transportation, take the GVB bus from the main bus terminal in Hagåtña. This bus runs approximately every hour and will take you north. Get off at the stop closest to Yigo (you may need to ask the driver for the best stop). From there, you can either walk about 1 mile to the raceway or use a ride-sharing service like Uber or a local taxi to cover the remaining distance. Be prepared for a possible fare for the ride-share or taxi, which typically starts around $10. Bus fare from Hagatna to the city center is approximately between €1-€5.
Taxi/Ride-Share
If you prefer a more direct route, consider taking a taxi or using a ride-sharing app like Uber. Simply enter 'Guam International Raceway, GV6P+MX2, Yigo' as your destination. The cost will vary depending on your starting point, but expect to pay around $20 to $30 from central Northern Guam. Taxi fare from Guam Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport to the city center is approximately between €50-€60.
A brief summary to Guam International Raceway
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