NJMP's 10-Year Plan
New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) just announced a bold new 10-year master plan, and for anyone paying attention to the intersection of motorsports, hospitality, and real estate, it’s a big deal. The plan blends track upgrades, new racing experiences, and a serious expansion into residential and commercial development—all aimed at creating a full-fledged motorsport lifestyle destination.
First up, the track itself is getting some love. Kicking off later in 2025, Thunderbolt Raceway will introduce “Devil’s Pass,” a new layout that creates more passing opportunities and bypasses a slower section of the course. It’s meant to spice things up for both racers and spectators. Then after 2027, Lightning Raceway will get repaved and might even see new garages added—opening the door for more daily users and amenities. The Tempest karting track is also getting a full resurfacing, but that’s further down the line.
But what really stands out is how NJMP is doubling down on real estate. They’re expanding their Exotic Car Garage community, with Phase VIII adding more units by spring 2026. These aren’t just car condos—they’re decked-out, trackside villas where you can live, host friends, and store your dream collection. The future phases will bring even more units to key parts of the property, including near Lightning Raceway and Thunderbolt’s front straight.
On top of that, NJMP is pushing forward with “The Landing Pad,” a 10,000+ square foot trackside resort concept designed for high-end living with sweeping views of the action. And if you’re looking to bring a motorsports-related business to the site, there’s “Commercial Corner,” a collection of build-to-suit lots that directly connect to the track. Perfect for race teams, service providers, or even performance retail. Bonus: the site sits within an economic redevelopment zone, which could mean tax incentives.
All of this ties back into NJMP’s growing Drivers and Riders Club memberships, which already offer exclusive access to track days, hospitality, and community events. Now, with real estate options integrated into the membership experience, NJMP is offering more than just access—it’s a lifestyle.
What’s exciting here is how seamlessly they’re blending hospitality and real estate into the motorsport experience. You’re not just visiting for a weekend race. You’re living it. Owning a villa. Hosting events in your own garage. Building a business around the track. NJMP is evolving into more than a venue—it’s becoming a community for motorsports enthusiasts who want to live and work trackside.
This 10-year plan shows that NJMP is thinking long-term. They’re not just fixing potholes and repaving curves—they’re creating a destination. And with the right mix of design, hospitality, and business vision, they could become a blueprint for the future of motorsport-driven development.
If you’re into racing, real estate, or the lifestyle around it all, NJMP’s vision is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
