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The track is south of Saskatoon city limits by 15 minutes, directly south on Highway 219. The track is hard to miss on the west side of Highway 219.

The track has a locking gate that is kept locked at all times, members and day pass users are asked to lock the gate behind them at every entry/exit to the track.

Our Tracks

Main Track

The main event track is composed of a 42-position starting gate with concrete starting pads. Start line to first turn funnels down to a 30-foot wide right turn, long left angle, a small lifter and a downhill landing. This track is all sand and is ever changing, the obstacles usually come in the form of newly acquired whoops that have little to no rhythm, and these obstacles will change from week to week. Emphasis is usually placed on shorter straits and high-speed berms on most corners. Bermed corners can be taken high at higher speeds and low side for cutting and passing. When our track is freshly groomed and packed there are as many table-top and speed jumps as possible. Because the sand looses its shape so fast most jumps become obstacles that allow some air however some flat landings are common. The best part of our sand track is the whoop sections, they are continuous, and they get very big by the end of race day. When racing in the sand, learning to keep laps times short depends on one's ability to navigate through these roughed out whoop sections that get built up and that is what makes our motocross track so unique.

Valley Track

The south track has shorter lap times than the main event track, and it makes use of the valley that runs though the center of it making it a more technical track. This track is great for skills training, and tends to offer a rougher terrain that is groomed less often. This track is used primarily for Wednesday night test and tune sessions while the main event track is being groomed for other racing events.

Small Wheel (Kids) Track

For the young riders just entering into the sport of off road motorcycling and motocross racing, there is no better place to make you debut than Otopasso. Beginning your riding at Otopasso is a breeze for most kids and there is a special track designed to accommodate most at entry level. The 50s and 60s track is located on the south side of the main area and consists of slightly hilly terrain and is completely in view of the entire spectator area. The track itself is sand with a good root base, which means the sand does not get completely powdered out from use and remains reasonably consistent for most of the season with minimal maintenance. This track has some equipment made whoops that are structured and some smaller hills for jumps. Overall the track is designed to accommodate small riders as young as 4 years old at the same time be technical enough for 65 cc riders competing in MRC events.