About Gingerman
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GingerMan Raceway
GingerMan provides a well-rounded weekend escape that appeals to a wide variety of family and team members that follow racing with their drivers. It is a racing venue. It is a getaway. It is a chance to feel life with your senses as well as the seat of your pants.
Developed by a racing enthusiast, so, drivers, can pace your adrenaline through the long sweeping turn two and set up for the tricky right-hander ahead. Keep in mind that as you live your dreams, there are a few other folks out there both on-track and off track that completely understand!
The future will bring more refinement and development to GingerMan Raceway.
From the owner:
“Welcome to the GingerMan Raceway web site! Building the GingerMan track has fulfilled many dreams of mine. To build a challenging road course. . . with optimum safety in mind. . . and ideal spectator visibility. . . then locate it where it would be as much an event after the race as during the main event.
We continue to expand and improve our facilities to meet the various needs of our visitors. Our goal is to make GingerMan Raceway the "most-user-friendly" track around! I sincerely hope your next visit to GingerMan is most enjoyable.
Don't forget to take the time to see the sights surrounding our track. Add it all up and you'll see why they say GingerMan Raceway is. . .
"MUCH MORE THAN JUST A PLACE TO RACE"
Sincerely,
Dan Schnitta
(track owner, racing driver and motorsports fan)
OPEN TRACK, Test and Tune, every Wednesday and Thursday, from 5:30pm - 8:00 pm, $60 per driver. Call the office (269) 253-4445 for more information. Bikes are invited on Wednesday nights only. Novice, amateur and pro racers are welcome. Absolutely NO PASSENGERS! Convertibles with pop-up roll bars will not be allowed on the track. Pre-registration not required for test and tune nights. Helmets will be inspected and must be approved before driving on the track. Helmets must be SNELL approved for cars, or DOT for bikes and no older than 2000. Bike helmets will not be allowed for car drivers.