KAM Kartway ~Go Kart Dirt Racing in North Texas~

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KAM Kartway ~Go Kart Dirt Racing in North Texas~

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Outlaw Dirt Kart racing track located in the Northwest corner of the DFW Metroplex. We race 2 to 3 times per month with a Winter Series and a Summer Series.
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We also host 2 special "big" shows per year and have hosted IKF event in past. We are the only track with an on-site race shop with a full line of kart parts. Owner Mike Engstrom has been involved with Dirt Racing since he was a child and had been racing karts since 1992. In his career he has won several Championship titles as well as numerous Top 5 series awards at NTK and thru KART, IKF & WKA. The Engstrom Family were members of North Texas Karters since 1992 and Mike served as a Board of Director for over 8 years which included duties as Race Director and Kelley served as score keeper, Communications Chair and Membership Chair for a number of years before starting KAM Kartway. The Engstroms also ran a nationally renowned series ROTAX Max ‘challenge’ (think large scale Qualifier) for five years during which KAM was the North Texas exclusive ROTAX Service Center and ROTAX Distributor before converting the business from Sprint/Asphalt to Speedway/Dirt racing.

1/8th dirt oval semi banked dirt kart race track. We have the following race classes: Hot Wheels, 3.5 HP, Pure Stock, Animal Gold Plate, Animal, Modified, Outlaw 125cc Shifter, Outlaw 250cc Shifter, and Adult Clone flat karts. Our beginners start as young as 4 years old!

10/25/2026

Save the date!!

10/24/2026

Registration is 4-6. Drivers meeting at 6:30

10/24/2026

Bring candy and decorate those trailers!

10/23/2026

Registration is from5-7! Drivers meeting at 7:45

10/20/2026

We will have the donation jar in registration

09/28/2026

THE SIDE OF RACING NOBODY TALKS ABOUT.!!!!

Everybody wants a racetrack. Everybody wants somewhere to race. Everybody wants bigger payouts, better events, more classes, more opportunities, and somewhere to spend their weekends.

But very few understand what it actually takes to keep those gates open.

Behind every race is a promoter, an owner, a handful of dedicated employees, and people who have sacrificed their own time, money, families, and sanity to give others somewhere to enjoy the sport they love.

The work doesn't start when the gates open, and it sure as hell doesn't end when the last car goes down the track.

It's the countless phone calls, finding sponsors, securing payouts, preparing the facility, dealing with insurance, organizing employees, making schedules, fixing equipment, worrying about the weather, and wondering whether enough people will show up to cover the expenses.
It's making decisions that aren't always popular. It's taking responsibility when things don't go as planned. It's working until 3:30 in the morning, only to wake up a few hours later to complaints from people who have absolutely no idea what went into making that night happen.

And sometimes, the people doing the most to keep racing alive are the same people getting torn apart on social media.

Here's something worth remembering:
You can disagree with a decision without disrespecting the people who made it. You can offer constructive criticism without publicly destroying a facility that others are working their asses off to keep open.

No promoter is perfect. No racetrack is perfect. Mistakes happen. Decisions get questioned. That's part of the business, and constructive feedback matters.

But there's a difference between wanting to see a facility improve and wanting to see the people running it fail.

The racing community is quick to talk about supporting local tracks, but support means more than sharing a flyer or showing up when there's a big payout.

It means recognizing that these facilities don't operate on hopes and dreams. They survive because somebody is willing to take the financial risk, put in the hours, deal with the headaches, and keep coming back to do it all again.

One day, those people might decide they've had enough.

And when the gates are locked, the lights are off, and there's nowhere left to race, all the Facebook comments in the world won't bring that racetrack back.

You don't have to agree with everything a promoter does. But don't destroy the very people who are fighting to keep your sport alive.

Support your local racetracks. Respect the people behind them. And remember, there is a whole lot more happening behind those gates than what you see from the grandstands. In

09/26/2026

Attention in the pits
There will be a MANDATORY drivers meeting After the drivers meeting for ALL REGESTERED OPEN DRIVERS TODAY,this will be held beside the the Kam parts trailer no parents/car owners drivers only, if your a no show to the meeting you will start in the back all night NO EXCEPTIONS!!

09/21/2026

Attn in the pits: we will be charging a $10 water fee for this weekends races (per race as in Friday & Saturday)

Unfortunately, with the drought and no water onsite we have no choice due to having to haul water in.
Thank you in advance!

09/19/2026

Our annual Nickel dig is coming up this next race weekend!!

07/11/2026

Registration is 5:15-7:15
Drivers meeting at 7:45! Sorry the flyer has wrong time

Address

4746 E Highway 114
Rhome, TX
76078

Opening Hours

4pm - 11:30pm

Website

http://www.kamkartway.com/

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