BeaveRun's North Track is ideally suited to high performance driver training, racing of all types, vehicle demonstrations and testing.  The track is 1.53 miles in length and has 12 turns. With a layout that flows over hilly natural terrain, the course offers exciting elevation changes and several blind-entry turns that challenge the abilities of drivers and riders alike.

Some of the important features are:

1. Track Width: 36 feet
2. Pavement:  Polymer-based asphalt wear surface
3. Generous runoff areas
4. Pit Area:
   • Approximately 900' long
   • Width is approx. 60' (Including Signal Area, Entrance Lane, Hot Pit area, and Crew area)
5. No crown in pavement; straight sections are elevated about 2% for drainage
6. Apex Curbing: "Carolina Style" - 4' wide with 2' X 4' wedge; removable demarcation posts
7. Exit Curbing: "Carolina Style"- 2' wide, sine wave form at rear with peak at track grade & valley depressed approx. 1.5", 4' interval, front edge is at pavement grade
8. Guide Rail: Triple-row ARMCO in high impact areas; double-row elsewhere
9. Deceleration Barriers in high-impact areas:
   • Tires are bolted tread-to-tread and sidewall-to-sidewall with 3/8" bolts and large fender washers
   • Tire walls are five tires high - approximately 39" and nested into three rows deep
   • Pit Entrance - Tires bolted to ARMCO - Tire pyramid 15-20 feet in front of entrance
10. No gravel traps
11. Efficiently designed False Grid

Take a Look at Some Videos of Action on the North Track

Sometimes its easier to appreciate the technical subtleties of a race track by viewing it from "behind the wheel."  Click on any of the following to take a lap via in-car camera:

• Start of F-G-H Prod SCCA Nat Race 2005
• Spec Miata in SCCA Regional Race
• Formula Ford from Bertil-Roos Race School
• Jack Neff-2004 Porsche GT3 (Street Tires & Passenger)
• 1 Lap in VW Scirocco

For additional details about the track, click on the following areas of interest:

• Track map and table containing elevation change, radius of turns, distance between turns.
• Want to know what a lap is like?  Click here to take a ride around the North Track with Paul Dana.
• Print a hardcopy of North Track as shown below