WHAT'S NEW
High Point Motor Speedway
P. O. Box 264
Kimball, Nebraska 69145
Track Address:
4148 Road 28 South
Kimball, Nebraska 69145
This page was last updated: January 26, 2012
Track Elevation 4,923
Dragstrip Update:
SPECIAL ELECTION SCHEDULED FOR
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2012
Questions? Get straight answers here:
Kimball County Library - Tuesday evenings on
February 7, 14, 21, 28 and March 6 from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Kimball Events Center - Saturday afternoons on February 12 at 1:00 p.m. and March 4 at 1:00 p.m.
THANK YOU KIMBALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA!
WITH YOUR SUPPORT WE CAN BRING
ECONOMIC GROWTH TO KIMBALL COUNTY!
This is a conceptual drawing of the proposed facility
to be constructed in Kimball County
Get the facts here. Click here to download a voter information sheet with answers to frequently asked questions regarding the construction of the dragstrip facility.
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Major requirements for location of the track: track has to be 4,000 feet long on at least 150 acres and must be in Kimball County. Anyone in the county could bid on this proposed site.
Major requirements for location of the track: track has to be 4,000 feet long on at least 150 acres and must be in Kimball County. Anyone in the county could bid on this proposed site. •Proposed facility would require 300 race car parking spots of 70 feet long by 24 feet wide. The site must have water.
Proposed facility would require 300 race car parking spots of 70 feet long by 24 feet wide. The site must have water.•Parking for 500 spectator vehicles with 2 entrances and 3 exits.
Parking for 500 spectator vehicles with 2 entrances and 3 exits.•The facility would also include a ½ acre children’s playground.
The facility would also include a ½ acre children’s playground.•With a 250 car count the track could profit $402,483 yearly. This money could be used to help pay down the bond issue.
With a 250 car count the track could profit $402,483 yearly. This money could be used to help pay down the bond issue. •Six full time positions are proposed and the State of Nebraska has said they would give $50,000.00 for each full time position after the first year. This means $300,000.00 plus $250,000.00 in the first year if all numbers are met. $550,000.00 could potentially be used against the debt the first year. This helps pay down the bonds quicker.
Six full time positions are proposed and the State of Nebraska has said they would give $50,000.00 for each full time position after the first year. This means $300,000.00 plus $250,000.00 in the first year if all numbers are met. $550,000.00 could potentially be used against the debt the first year. This helps pay down the bonds quicker.Want to talk to someone about the track? Call us!
Phone numbers and e-mail addresses are on the
Info & Contacts page here.
