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The largest off-road racetrack in North America, the Cayuse is known
for its winding turns in the beautiful Oregon hills. Open from April to
September, the track sometimes is used during the winter for snowmobile
racing depending on the snowfall. With three levels imparted by the hills
the Cayuse is an interesting track. It's part of the Overdrive Circuit.
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Track Features:
The track is comprised of dirt and gravel, making it an off-road surface.
Trees line the track perimeter. Several hills make the track challenging
with their ups and downs, including a hammerhead turn. Cayuse takes up
the same space as the Muskogee track, but is almost three times its length.
Cycle, trike, car, and sprint car events are held at Cayuse. Dropped weapons
are banned from the track. Grandstands along the east side hold 10,000.
Track length is 1.44 miles.
Schedule:
Monday to Thursday - closed.
Friday - practice and time trials.
Saturday - AADA Divisionals.
Sunday - Special Events.
Special Events:
Free-for-all - Any ground vehicle is allowed, with the exceptions of
grasshoppers and oversized vehicles. Prestige is doubled.
Tournaments - Cayuse is a favorite stop on the racing circuit due to its complexity and length. Local, national, and regional level events are held at the Cayuse track. Prestige is multiplied by the tournament level (local x1, national x2, and regional x3).