Kerrville Airport

ClosedClosed No longer racing, but some of the track is still there.

Also known as Louis Schreiner Airport

Raced
1953
State
Texas
What's left
A good length of the old track surface is still there, in poor to good condition.
On the site today
Kerrville Municipal Airport
Raced on
An airport runway
First race
March 15, 1953
Location
Louis Schreiner Airport, five miles southeast of Kerrville
People
  • Drag-Uns Car Club, race operator (1953)
Elevation
1,579 ft (481 m)
Coordinates
29.97717, -99.08724

The Drag-Uns Car Club, a Kerrville hot rod club, ran drag races at Louis Schreiner Airport, now Kerrville Municipal Airport, five miles southeast of Kerrville. The first race, on March 15, 1953, drew 1,200 people. Spectators got in free, and racers paid a $1 entry fee. On July 26 the club held a benefit race and gave the profits after expenses to the Lion’s Crippled Children’s Home of Texas. The third race was on Sunday, August 23.

Kerrville Airport

Background

Kerrville Municipal Airport, still known as Louis Schreiner Field, is a general aviation airport in Kerr County about six miles southeast of town.

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