In a first-of-its-kind partnership combining unparalleled motorsports history, automotive heritage and business expertise, officials with Speedway Motorsports and business leader Rick Hendrick today announced the creation of the Ten Tenths Motor Club, a 100-acre complex designed to attract automotive enthusiasts and manufacturers from around the world. Operated by Speedway Motorsports, the Ten Tenths Motor Club will include the Ten Tenths Circuit, a purpose-built, lighted road course with three configurations for high-performance driving; the Ten Tenths Clubhouse, a 20,000-square foot special event facility; a members’ garage featuring secure, climate-controlled storage, cigar lounge, bourbon bar and putting course; and expansive off-road driving trails.

Flatrock Motorsports Park has opened a 3.5-mile, 23-turn club track in Tennessee, positioned as a premier destination for motorsport enthusiasts. Officially opened to members on October 24, the track offers thrilling 127-foot elevation changes and can support GT3 cars reaching speeds over 100 mph. Future developments include a karting track, clubhouse, and a 2.7-mile circuit aiming for FIA and FIM Grade 2 certification, making it event-ready for major motorsport bodies. Plans also feature hospitality amenities like a hotel, restaurant, brewery, winery, and an amphitheater, establishing Flatrock as a comprehensive motorsport and entertainment hub.

The Renaissance at Bader Field is a proposed $2.7 billion development in Atlantic City, New Jersey, spearheaded by DEEM Enterprises. This ambitious project will transform the historic Bader Field airport site into a high-end, sustainable community centered around a 2.4-mile Formula 1-spec motor course. The site will feature residential units, retail spaces, and commercial establishments, including motor-centric condos and club amenities for auto enthusiasts. Key sustainable features include LEED Platinum certification, a net-zero carbon goal, and an energy microgrid with hydrogen capabilities​.

In addition to boosting Atlantic City’s tax revenue and creating up to 1,500 jobs, the Renaissance at Bader Field is designed to attract a mix of residents and tourists drawn to the unique blend of motorsport, luxury living, and sustainable design.