WELCOME TO PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL RACE COMPLEX
Pitt Race Karting
NEW 2023
NEW FOR 2023 - BONUS DAY MONDAY!
Bonus Day Mondays will run half-track for public rentals and practice. This new format will be available in June, July, and August.
STARTING
AT $250
Come experience our car control program in your own car or one of our fleet of BMWs. This program is conducted in a group setting and has a pre-set curriculum
STARTING
AT $595
A unique team-building experience dramatically different from the usual golf outing. This program can be customized for your needs
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FOR PRICING
Your group your way. Bring your team and run your own event. This program has a pre-set curriculum
CHECK OUT THE PITT RACE TRACK CALENDAR AND SEE WHAT'S FOR YOU
THERE'S A LOT TO DO AND SEE
Pittsburgh International Race Complex is located in scenic and quaint Beaver County – home to many shops, restaurants, bed and breakfast’s, state parks, and attractions. We’re located just 45 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, just off the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I-76 exit 13 (Beaver Valley), and easily accessible from Interstates 79, 376, and 80.
You might think that racetracks don't change much. You pave them and then you race on them - but that’s not the case with Pittsburgh International Race Complex. Since Jim and Kathy took ownership a decade ago it gets bigger and better each year.
Dan DelBianco
Executive Director
Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
Catering to sports cars, formula cars, motorcycles and more, our main track complex offers three different configurations. The North Track, originally opened in 2002, is 1.6 miles long and the South Track, which was added in 2015, covers 1.2 miles. Combined, the full course is 2.78 miles in length and features significant elevation changes, following the natural terrain that winds throughout the 427-acre property. Both courses have been completely resurfaced and can be combined or run independently.
In addition to the main racing surfaces, Pitt Race also boasts the 0.82 mile kart track designed by Alan Wilson, and a six-acre skid pad used for driver training and autocross.