Queens County Raceway/Greenfield Dragway (Liverpool Airport, Greenfield)
ActiveActive Still racing today.
Drag strip run by the non-profit Nova Scotia Drag Racers Association on the runway of the South Shore Regional Airport at Greenfield, inland from Liverpool. The airport closes for six race weekends a season, and the track joined NHRA's member network in December 2025.
- Raced
- 2001-present
- Province
- Nova Scotia
- First race
- 2001
- Sanction
- NHRA Division 1
- Track
- 1/4 mile
- Surface
- Asphalt runway with concrete launch pads
- Address
- South Shore Regional Airport, Route 210
Greenfield, NS - People
- Brian Hanley, original operator (2001)
- Nova Scotia Drag Racers Association, operator (2005-)
- Elevation
- 305 ft (93 m)
- Coordinates
- 44.23159, -64.85934
- Contact
- nsdra.ca
Big races
NSDRA points race weekends
Three-day race weekends for Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman, bike and sled, Quick 660 and junior dragster classes run by the Nova Scotia Drag Racers Association.
History
The strip is off Route 210, northwest of Liverpool. It was called Queens County Raceway from 2001 to 2003, with Brian Hanley as the first operator. Since 2005 the Nova Scotia Drag Racers Association has run the strip and its races.