Welcome to Montpelier Motor Speedway, a historic gem located on the south edge of Montpelier, Indiana. As one of the oldest race tracks in the Hoosier state, our speedway holds a rich history that dates back to 1903.

Located on the South edge of Montpelier, Indiana, the speedway is a 1/4 mile dirt oval. The weekly night of racing is Saturday, and the season generally runs from May - October. Multiple racing divisions compete. The new page for MMS is - Monptelier Speedway by the Milkman - please follow all updates/schedules/announcements on that page!

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Supers Special and Hornet Frenzy!

the 2022 Season is coming to a close....."let's go racing" physical address: 700 S. Jefferson Street. Montpelier, IN 47359 mailing address:

Montpelier Motor Speedway Located on the South edge of Montpelier, IN, the speedway is one of the oldest race tracks in the Hoosier state, as it dates back to 1903. Now boasting a banked 1/4 mile clay oval, the site was once a one-half mile horse track before its redesign.

Midwest Thunder Midgets to Return 6 Times in 2022...... Montpelier Motor Speedway returns to full-season schedule in 2022......

Thanks for a great season of racing! MMS 2023 Champion’s Banquet! hails from the fourth generation Davis Racing Family. Brody made his MMS debut in the blue #10 Non Wing Micro Sprint Friday evening. Brody, who is a Circus City Speedplex champion, is pictured with his father, Brent, his grandfather, Rick, and his great grandfather, “Whitey” Davis.

Year Built – 1903 as 1/2 Mile Horse Track. First Automobile Race – May 4, 1915. Seating – Main Grandstand and bleacher seating from Turn 4 to Entrance of Turn 1. Pit side bleacher seating located in Turn 1. Seating Capacity – 3,200. Owners & Promoters – Harold and Lori Hunter. Official Website – www.MontpelierMotorSpeedway.com.

Located on the south edge of Montpelier, Indiana, the speedway is one of the oldest race tracks in the Hoosier state. In 1903, Kentucky clay was railed in to create what would become known as the fastest half mile track in the state. Harness racing ruled this track for 49 years.