The smell of rubber, the roar of engines, and the unmistakable thrill of two wheels sliding sideways through a turn, flat track racing season is upon us again in Rainier, Washington, and Harrison Racing Company is ready to deliver.

After a fantastic 2025 return that reminded the Pacific Northwest just how much it had missed outdoor flat track racing, Harrison Racing Co. is firing up the engines for another full summer series at the Rainier Sports Club. Nestled in the shadow of Mount Rainier, this track has a rich and storied history, and under the stewardship of HRC owner Jim Harrison, it continues to write new chapters every season.
A Proven Promoter, A Beloved Track
If you’ve followed Pacific Northwest flat track at all, the Harrison name needs no introduction. Jim Harrison has spent decades in the sport, both as a racer and as a promoter, and that hands-on experience shows in everything he does. His attention to detail, from track prep and safety to the overall atmosphere at the event, sets a high standard. When you come to Rainier for a race day, you’re getting a well-run, family-friendly event that treats every rider and every fan with respect.

The Rainier Sports Club is the perfect backdrop for it. There’s something about that setting, the open sky, the foothills, the Pacific Northwest summer air, that makes outdoor flat track racing feel exactly the way it’s supposed to. This isn’t a sterile arena experience. It’s grassroots motorsports the way the sport was meant to be enjoyed.
Something for Everyone on the Track
One of the great strengths of the Rainier Flat Track program is how genuinely inclusive it is. Whether you’re a seasoned pro looking for competitive summer racing or a parent wondering if your little one could ever get into the sport, there’s a place for you here.

Race classes span the full spectrum, from Strider and Stacyc bikes for the youngest riders just getting their first taste of competition, to ATV classes, amateur divisions, and experienced open classes that bring out serious regional talent. That breadth is what makes a race day at Rainier so entertaining for spectators. In the span of an afternoon and evening, you’ll watch kids finding their confidence on a Strider and then turn around and watch advanced riders pushing hard through the turns for position. It’s a full show from start to finish.

For parents considering bringing their young rider into the sport: this is a welcoming environment. The flat track community has always had a reputation for looking out for new competitors and their families, and Rainier is no exception.
An Outdoor Venue the PNW Needs
Outdoor flat track venues have faced real challenges in recent years. Noise ordinances, insurance costs, and operational hurdles have shuttered tracks across the region. That’s exactly what makes Harrison Racing Co.’s commitment to Rainier so meaningful. When the track reopened in 2025 and drew riders and fans from throughout the region, it sent a clear message: the appetite for this kind of racing is alive and well. This summer series matters, not just as entertainment, but as a lifeline for outdoor flat track in the Pacific Northwest.

Race Days Run 3 PM to 10 PM
Gates open and racing kicks off at 3 PM on race days, with the action running through 10 PM. That’s a full evening of motorsports with plenty of time to settle in, soak up the atmosphere, and watch every class race. Summers in the Pacific Northwest are made for exactly this kind of outing.

Whether you come as a spectator or roll in with your bike and gear, plan to stay for the whole day. The energy at Rainier builds throughout the afternoon, and some of the best racing of the evening comes in the final mains as the sun goes down and competitors dig deep for those last finishing positions.
Get Your Information Straight from the Source
For race dates, schedule updates, registration details, and everything else you need to know about the 2026 season, head directly to the Harrison Racing Co. Facebook page. That’s where you’ll find things like post updates, sharing track prep progress, and keeping the community in the loop as the season unfolds.
👉 Harrison Racing Co. on Facebook
If you’re planning to race, connect with them early to get squared away on class rules and entry details.

Don’t Miss It
There are precious few outdoor flat track venues left in the Pacific Northwest. The Rainier Sports Club is one of them, and Harrison Racing Company is working hard to make sure it stays that way. If you love motorsports, live near the South Sound, or are just looking for something genuinely exciting to do on a summer evening, this is it.

Come out, bring the family, and feel what flat track racing is all about. The throttle doesn’t lie, and Rainier delivers.
For photos, coverage, and recaps throughout the season, stay tuned to crawmedia.com. Follow CRAW Media on Facebook and Instagram for real-time updates from the track.
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