Virginia Motorsports Park is saddened to announce that the entire month of events in the month of April have been cancelled with the exception of the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings event, originally scheduled for April 24-25 and has been rescheduled to film on June 19-20 weekend.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread further across our country, Virginia Motorsports Park is going to take the entire month of April off as a part of the stay-at-home announcement from the state of Virginia a few days ago. As a part of April’s previous existing schedule, the following events will now join in the growing list of cancelled events due to COVID-19.
| Date | Event |
| April 3 | Test & Tune |
| April 4 | O’Reilly Auto Parts Street Wars + Most Wanted |
| April 10 | Ladies Night |
| April 11-12 | Sprint Cross Country Series |
| April 17 | Friday Night Lights |
| April 18 | VP Fuels ET Bracket Series – Race 3 w/ SOTS |
| April 19 | VP Fuels ET Bracket Series – Race 4 w/ SOTS |
The 16-car shootout for the entry to the Great American Guaranteed Million that was originally scheduled for Saturday, April 18 has been cancelled as well. The entry fees for this will be refunded through the ticketing system that the entries were purchased through and all refunds take up to 7 business days to get back on your card of purchase.
The Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings live filming, originally scheduled for April 24-25 has been rescheduled for June 19-20. This event is NOT cancelled and the show will go on! If you pre-purchased your tickets through TheFOAT, ALL tickets will move automatically to the new date. You do not have to do anything different! You’re good to go! If you have not purchased tickets yet, be sure to visit RaceVMP.com to get your tickets for the new date of June 19-20. If you have questions/concerns about ticketing, please contact TheFOAT directly. If you are looking for more information on Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings, click HERE to view the latest press release regarding this event specifically.
We are also saddened that we cannot host any private test sessions during this time either. We have been in talks with county and state officials regarding the importance of programs like this for our facility and our customers but during the month of April ,we have been declined the right to do private testing, even with abiding by social distancing practices. Virginia Motorsports Park officials will continue to stress the importance of this to our government officials and a hopeful timetable for a return of this program during this stressing time for our nation. We will update as more information comes available for this and more programs.
We understand how uncertain these times are and the health of our fans is of the highest importance for both Virginia Motorsports Park and all of its individual event promoters. We ask that you stay home as often as possible, wash your hands, sanitize as often as possible and stay within the government’s guidelines. The sooner that the great country of the United States beats this pandemic, the sooner that we are able to highlight the most extreme motorsport on the planet. In closing, take time away from the current situation to focus on those who are the most important to you. We have to take care of ourselves along with the ones that we care about the most to beat this pandemic and return to our normal lives.
Sincerely,
Tyler Crossnoe
Virginia Motorsports Park | Vice President
