Est: 2014
Welcome to the 12th Annual Ironman National. This year's Ironman National will serve as round nine of the 2025 Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing.
TRACK PROFILE
Cruising up to the Ironman National, not far from the motorsports mecca of Indianapolis, Indiana, you’ll see picturesque views of small town America. The late summer date produces porch weather, and that draws all the locals who marvel at the professional cavalcade that has rolled into their town. You get a sense that this race offers up everything you want in a big-time motocross race….well, except one thing. The land surrounding the track looks flat. Where are the hills? Where’s the elevation change? Can this possibly work?
You park your crew in the huge flat field—perfect for camping and pitting, and head out to check out the big rigs in the easily accessible pro pits. Then you walk toward the track and suddenly something happens: the ground opens up, drops down, and practically swallows the race track whole. The Ironman Raceway track doesn’t just offer up elevation change, it offers up some of the biggest, steepest combinations of jumps and hills in the entire series, including Godzilla, a massive uphill jump.
You’ve already sensed that the rest of the track is perfect: the dirt, the obstacles, the sightlines. Add in those hills, and you’ve got pure motocross. By the end of the day that deep soil grows hugely rough and rutted, and only those wise in old-school motocross techniques like, standing up and changing lines, and riding smarter not harder, can succeed.
This is Motocross, and we’re back at the racetrack. This one is perfect: the dirt, the obstacles, the sightlines. Add in those hills and you’ve got pure motocross. By the end of the day that deep soil grows hugely rough and rutted, and only those wise in old-school motocross techniques like standing up and changing lines, and riding smarter not harder, can succeed.
Amenities
- Open Air Festival Seating; Limited Bleacher Seating Available
- Nearly 100% Track Viewing from a variety of vantage points
- Infield Track Viewing via Replica Covered Bridge
- Covered Super Ticket VIP Viewing Area with live timing and scoring, private restrooms, and catering.
- ADA Viewing Area & convenient parking
- Large interactive Sponsor Village
- Food, Drinks and Beer Concessions
- Easy Entry/Exit
- Onsite Camping
- Onsite ATM
General Information
- Gates Open Saturday at 6 am.
- Saturday Parking: General Parking is FREE; Premier Parking is $20 (Lot A).
- Wristbands must be worn at all times. If you leave the facility you must have it on in order to re-enter. This is your gate ticket. Do not take it off.
- Be prepared to show credentials at all security checkpoints.
- No Pit Vehicles on Saturday
- General Information: located at the Main Entrance/Gate 1
- Will Call: located across the road from Main Entrance/Gate 1 (Friday 9am-5pm & Saturday 7am-2pm)
- First Aid: located at Ambulance Station by Main Entrance/Gate 1
- Security: headquartered at Main Entrance/Gate 1
- Lost & Found: located at Main Entrance/Gate 1
- No Pets on Saturday
- Prohibited items:
- No glass bottles in fan viewing areas
- No drones or remote-control aircraft
- No fireworks
- No weapons
- Track is not responsible for confiscated items
- Firearms Policy: Concealed carry is prohibited. Legally permitted firearms must remain locked in a motor vehicle.
- Do not take banners. Banners and event signage are the personal property of High Point Raceway. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.
- Stay off the track: The racetrack if off limits to fans. Only registered racers and authorized personnel are permitted on the racetrack. No one is permitted on the racetrack at night.
- Responsibility. Motocross racing, like all motorsports, can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage to your person and property. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children safe. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers. Remember, you share the facility with moving wheels and motorcycles. Be cautious of moving wheels in foot traffic areas.
- Keep your radio tuned to MXFM 88.5 FM for up-to-date announcements, racing news, interviews and information throughout the weekend. Although we have a public address system, the best way to stay tuned is to tune in.
- Be Social with Ironman Raceway, like the official Facebook Page!
Local Partners
Get Connected
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Instagram: @ironmanmx
Twittter: @ironmanraceway
Contact Us
MX Sports, Inc: (304) 284-0084
[email protected]
Ironman National Winners
| 450 Class | |||
| Date | Winner | Hometown | Machine |
| 8/24/24 | Chase Sexton | La Moille, IL | HON |
| 8/26/23 | Jett Lawrence | Australia | HON |
| 8/27/22 | Chase Sexton | La Moille, IL | HON |
| 8/28/21 | Eli Tomac | Cortez, CO | YAM |
| 8/29/20 | Eli Tomac | Cortez, CO | KAW |
| 8/24/19 | Eli Tomac | Cortez, CO | KAW |
| 8/25/18 | Justin Barcia | Greenville, FL | YAM |
| 8/26/17 | Jeffrey Herlings | Netherlands | KTM |
| 8/27/16 | Ken Roczen | Germany | SUZ |
| 8/22/15 | Ryan Dungey | Belle Plaine, MN | KTM |
| 8/16/14 | Ken Roczen | Germany | KTM |
| 250 Class | |||
| Date | Winner | Hometown | Machine |
| 8/24/24 | Tom Vialle | France | KTM |
| 8/26/23 | Jo Shimoda | Japan | KAW |
| 8/27/22 | Jett Lawrence | Australia | HON |
| 8/28/21 | Jett Lawrence | Australia | HON |
| 8/29/20 | Jeremy Martin | Millville, MN | HON |
| 8/24/19 | Dylan Ferrandis | Avignon, France | YAM |
| 8/25/18 | Aaron Plessinger | Hamilton, OH | YAM |
| 8/26/17 | Zach Osborne | Abingdon, VA | HQV |
| 8/27/16 | Austin Forkner | Richards, MO | KAW |
| 8/22/15 | Aaron Plessinger | Hamilton, OH | YAM |
| 8/16/14 | Marvin Musquin | La Reole, France | KTM |
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