Eagles Canyon Raceway is a racing facility where motorsports enthusiasts and aspiring racers can feel the speed with their vehicles on a World-Class road course designed according to FIA specifications. It is located 1-hour away from Dallas, in Decatur, Texas. It operates as a country club for members who register for regular track activities like amateur races, performance driving training, and competitions organized by the SCCA (for those drivers with the required license). The climate at the Eagles Canyon Raceway location is of the humid subtropical type, with 236 sunny days per year, a rainy summer, and mild, dry winter with less than an inch of snow a year.
There are a total of 15 turns in Eagles Canyon Raceway, which features a 0.5-mile long back straightaway where reaching velocities as high as 130 mph (210 km/h) is not rare. The road course is suitable for clockwise and counterclockwise racing and is configurable into a shorter, 1.65-mile CCW version. Racing on Eagles Canyon Raceway requires full attention and high technical skills from the drivers, as there are constant elevation changes and ups and downs throughout the whole course trajectory. The circuit has 90-degree turns snaking one after the other, fast sweepers, and long straightaways that end in heavy braking zones facing curves with several apexes. Eagles Canyon Raceway will satisfy the hunger for track time for even the most demanding drivers.
The 1.65-mile circuit at Eagles Canyon Raceway goes in the counterclockwise orientation from the starting line until turn four. Instead of going down from turn four into turn five, the layout takes an alternative sweeper directly into the exit of turn 12. It reconnects to the usual trajectory of the track from thereon. The average lap time is 1:18.9, with an average speed of 75 mph, the fastest among all configurations of Eagles Canyon Raceway.
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