Latest News About Myrtle Beach Speedway

I don’t have live access to current news feeds in this moment, so I can’t fetch the very latest updates directly right now. However, I can summarize what has been reported in recent years and point you to where you can check the newest developments.

Quick snapshot of Myrtle Beach Speedway status (context from publicly available sources in past years):

• The track has historically faced redevelopment pressures, with discussions in the late 2010s about attendance challenges and potential sale to developers. These reports suggested a possible sale and redevelopment, though track operators indicated ongoing efforts to keep racing programs active [source coverage from 2020 discussed a sale consideration and attendance concerns, with the owner expressing commitment to continue operating if redevelopment didn’t proceed].[1]
• In 2025, there were reports describing Myrtle Beach Speedway operating as an “outlaw” unsanctioned track for the season and partnering with Southern National Motorsports Park to share rules and licenses, forming the Interstate 95 Showdown series. This reflected a shift away from NASCAR sanctioning toward a regional, cross-track series structure.[3]
• The track historically hosted prominent NASCAR events and continued to feature racing activity through the 2020 season, with promotional notes about continuing racing weekends and related events, though some sources indicated a move of major weekends to other nearby facilities as part of continuity planning, and several NASCAR-era race replays from the 1990s and early 2000s remain accessible in online archives.[4][5][6][7][8]

Where to check for the latest news now:

• Local South Carolina/North Carolina motorsports outlets and short-track-focused sites (e.g., Short Track Scene) often carry the most up-to-date developments on track ownership, redevelopment plans, and sanctioning changes.
• The Myrtle Beach Speedway page or social accounts (if active) may post announcements about season status, schedules, and partnerships.
• Regional NASCAR/short-track aggregators and local news stations in the Florence/Memorial area often cover any rezoning decisions or track sale announcements that affect operations.

If you’d like, I can:

• Set up a quick, targeted search plan to pull the most recent articles from specific outlets and summarize them.
• Build a concise, cited timeline of major events affecting Myrtle Beach Speedway from 2020 to now, to help you see the progression at a glance.
• Create a simple chart or a brief table comparing the track’s sanctioning status (NASCAR vs outlaw), partnerships, and typical events by year, using publicly available data.