Bryar Motorsports Park (Loudon)
ClosedClosed No longer racing, but some of the track is still there.
- Motorcycle drags ran with a 100-mile national championship race in June 1967
- Raced
- 1967
- State
- New Hampshire
- What's left
- A good length of the old track surface is still there, in poor to good condition.
- On the site today
- New Hampshire Motor Speedway
- Raced on
- At an oval speedway
- First race
- May 27, 1967
- Track
- 1/8 mile
- Location
- Inside the Bryar speedway grounds, Loudon
- People
- Keith Bryar, owner
- Merrimac Ramblers Motorcycle Club, helped run motorcycle drags (1967)
- Elevation
- 486 ft (148 m)
- Coordinates
- 43.36353, -71.46232
Keith Bryar owned this multi-purpose track, which had a road course and an oval. Street drags ran on its eighth-mile drag strip on Saturday night, May 27, 1967. On Saturday, June 17, motorcycle drag races were held alongside a 100-mile national championship race, an annual event, on a lighted course inside the speedway grounds. Track officials and the Merrimac Ramblers Motorcycle Club of Concord ran the races. The oval closed in 1989 and was torn down to make room for New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
