Bandimere Speedway has a new Colorado location picked – Here’s where it is
Oct 30, 2024, 4:52 PM | Updated: Oct 31, 2024, 1:35 pm
It’s been well publicized that Bandimere Speedway closed and sold it’s original location in Morrison, Colorado after 65 years. But now we have a little more info on where they may move the popular drag racing track.
In a post on social media yesterday (Oct. 29) the track posted about a final event that happened last weekend at the track, and then went on to say, “We know how easy it is for rumors to be spread about the future of the speedway, but we are here to tell you that we have secured a piece of property in Hudson, CO and we are in the process of due diligence on the land with the hopes that breaking ground on a racetrack will begin in the coming months.”
They encouraged fans of the track to follow their socials for updates.
Hudson, Colorado is Weld County and is home to about 1,600 residents. The town is right off of I-76 and Highway 52, about 30 miles northeast of Denver.
Rumors are that the new site is 1,100-acres, more than seven-times larger than the previous location. The facility will include a mile-long track and various amenities, including a go-kart track. The hope is to open the new facility partially by 2025, with complete operations set for 2026.
