<h3>The Drag Strip</h3>Running almost the length of Belasco Motorsports Park, the drag strip is an ideal place to test your vehicle's acceleration and straight-line speed. This long, straight piece of track lets drivers put their reaction time and their vehicle's power to the test.<br><br>The site of the infamous 1964 BHRA finals, where Stu Leonard lost control of ‘Bad BuBu’ and flipped into the crowd. We would like to take this opportunity to remind visitors that the 1964 BHRA Finals proceeded smoothly and with no trouble whatsoever. <i>Any rumors of track ownership opting to cover up the incident rather than to improve safety after this event are false, and rumormongers should be reported to the relevant authorities.</i>
<h3>The Service Station</h3>This Trilobite location has everything a weary driver could possibly need; Fuel pumps, ATMs, and a small snack shop help refuel both vehicles and drivers alike.<br><br>Trilobite Service Stations would like guests to know that these fuel prices are absolutely normal, and nothing to worry about. Please don't ask to use the restrooms.
<h3>The Quarry</h3>Located just outside of the Redwoods Forest, the Belasco Materials Company-owned quarry provides crushed stone, sand and gravel and is indispensable to infrastructure and growth in the area.<br><br>Established in 1999, this quarry remains one of the main employers in the area. While the site remains open for business, it has also become a popular location for impromptu motorsports events. This multi-level quarry has several tricky jumps and hazards – including a body of water just waiting to swallow your vehicle - and offers opportunities to challenge new drivers and veterans alike.<br><br>The Belasco Materials Company would like to remind any would-be enthusiasts that use of the Quarry for racing or otherwise is strictly prohibited. Entry is at your own risk, and the company takes no responsibility for any injuries or damages that may occur.
