Utah Motorsports Campus reopens as West Desert under new ownership
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 5:12 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Utah Motorsports Campus is reopening to the public as West Desert twenty years after its initial launch. Now under the ownership of Utah-based PV3 Enterprises, the 511-acre facility is undergoing significant changes aimed at positioning it as a national hub for motorsports. The transformation plans include infrastructure upgrades and enhanced facilities to attract more motorsport events, enhancing both local engagement and national interest. This redevelopment aligns with the growing enthusiasm for motorsports in the region, reflecting a shift back to local ownership and management.
- •Utah Motorsports Campus returns as West Desert
- •Newly owned by Utah-based PV3 Enterprises
- •Site to be transformed into a motorsports center
- •511-acre facility expected to host major events
- •Plans include upgrades for better infrastructure
- 5:12 PMRacer — Utah Motorsports Campus reopens as West Desert
"Twenty years after the track first opened, Utah Motorsports Campus is reopening to the public as West Desert.Under the new ownership of Utah-based PV3 Enterprises, the 511-acre campus is once again locally owned and undergoing a transformation to establish the site as a national center for motorsports excellence. Located 30...
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