The track was originally built in 1985 by brothers David and Mike Upchurch, and Gerald Rhodes to provide a place for local road racing enthusiasts to race and practice. The track was also built with motorcycle racing in mind and the layout has no hard barriers anywhere that could injure a rider. For many years the track was used for car clubs events, motorcycle riding schools, and kart races, but the pavement of the track was notorious for being incredibly damaging to tires.
The circuit was initially constructed in 1985 by David and Mike Upchurch, along with Gerald Rhodes, to cater to local racing enthusiasts. The track's design prioritized motorcycle racing, with no barriers that could pose a threat to riders. For many years, the circuit served as a venue for various events, including car clubs meetups, motorcycle training programs, and karting competitions; however, its surface was notorious for being harsh on tires.