The BullRing – Wyoming County International Speedway

Stock Car Racing, Special Events & Family Fun in Perry, NY

Hear the engines roar at The BullRing, officially known as Wyoming County International Speedway, a legendary short-track racing venue in the hills of Perry, New York.

The 1/3-mile asphalt oval has been a part of Wyoming County's motorsports tradition for more than six decades. Originally opened as a dirt track in 1960, the speedway has evolved through generations of racing while remaining a community-focused destination for drivers, racing families and fans throughout Western New York.

Today, The BullRing delivers the kind of close-up, high-energy racing experience that makes short-track racing special. With a compact oval and racing action taking place just yards from the grandstands, spectators can see—and feel—the excitement of the competition.

Experience Short-Track Racing

The BullRing's racing program features multiple divisions competing throughout the season, including:

• SST Modifieds
• SST Super Stocks
• G-Dog Pro 4
• 4-Cylinder Stock
• Vintage Race Cars

The SST Modified division serves as the track's premier division, while the Super Stocks and other classes provide plenty of racing action throughout the program. The speedway's 1/3-mile oval features 14-degree banking, with top-division cars reaching speeds of approximately 100 mph.

For racing fans, the compact track means there is rarely a bad seat—you can follow the action around the entire oval and experience the speed, noise and excitement of grassroots stock-car racing.

More Than Just Race Night

The BullRing's calendar includes much more than regular racing.

Throughout the season, the speedway hosts special events, memorial races, vintage car events, Race of Champions competitions and themed nights. The annual schedule has included events such as Racer Reunion, Farm Days, Military and First Responders Night, Kiddie Rides, the Lavern Pangrazio Memorial and the fall Shootout at The BullRing.

Race of Champions events also bring some of the region's top short-track competitors to Perry, adding an extra level of excitement to select race weekends.

Check the current schedule before planning your visit, as race dates and special events vary throughout the season.

A Piece of Wyoming County Racing History

The BullRing has deep roots in the local community.

The track was built in 1959 and opened in 1960 as Perry Speedway, beginning as a dirt racing facility. Over the decades, the track has changed surfaces, ownership and names, but racing has remained at its heart.

The facility returned to asphalt racing in 1998 under the ownership of the Majchrzak family and has continued its tradition of short-track competition ever since.

That history is still celebrated through special events and vintage racing programs that connect today's drivers and fans with generations of racing in Western New York.

A Family-Friendly Night at the Races

You don't have to be a lifelong racing fan to enjoy The BullRing.

A night at the speedway is a classic Western New York family experience—part sporting event, part community gathering and part summer entertainment. Watch the cars battle around the oval, grab something from the concessions and enjoy an evening surrounded by fellow racing fans.

Special events can add even more to the experience, with activities such as kiddie rides, vintage cars, themed nights and community celebrations appearing on the schedule.

Whether you're introducing the next generation to stock-car racing or returning to a track you've visited for years, The BullRing offers a genuine grassroots motorsports experience.

Plan Your Visit

The BullRing is located at 35 Adrian Road in Perry, NY, in the rolling countryside of Wyoming County.

General admission gates typically open two hours before the green flag, while pits generally open approximately three hours before the scheduled race time. Most racing programs last approximately three to four hours. Tickets can be purchased at the track after the gates open or online through the speedway's ticketing partner.

Racing is weather-dependent, so check the current schedule and track announcements before heading out.

And don't forget your ear protection—especially for younger racing fans!

Highlights

• Wyoming County International Speedway
• The BullRing
• 1/3-mile asphalt oval
• 14-degree banking
• Stock-car racing
• SST Modifieds
• SST Super Stocks
• G-Dog Pro 4
• 4-Cylinder Stock
• Vintage Race Cars
• Race of Champions events
• Shootout at The BullRing
• Memorial races
• Racer Reunion
• Kiddie rides at select events
• Themed race nights
• Family-friendly entertainment
• Concessions
• Grassroots motorsports
• More than 60 years of racing history
• Located in Perry, NY
• Western New York racing tradition

Location: 35 Adrian Road, Perry, NY 14530

Phone: (585) 245-2123

Season: Seasonal racing; schedule varies by year.

Admission: Varies by event. Tickets are available at the track and online for select events.

Weather: Racing is weather-dependent. Check the current schedule and event information before traveling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The BullRing?

The BullRing is the nickname for Wyoming County International Speedway, a 1/3-mile asphalt oval stock-car racing track located in Perry, New York. The track has been part of the region's racing scene since opening in 1960.

Where is The BullRing?

The BullRing is located at 35 Adrian Road in Perry, New York, in the Wyoming County countryside.

What kind of racing is held at The BullRing?

The speedway hosts multiple short-track racing divisions, including SST Modifieds, SST Super Stocks, G-Dog Pro 4 and 4-Cylinder Stock, along with Vintage Race Cars and special events.

Does The BullRing host Race of Champions events?

Yes. Race of Champions events are part of the speedway's schedule, bringing regional touring-series competition to the track on select dates.

Is The BullRing good for families?

Yes. The speedway offers a casual, community-oriented atmosphere and schedules special activities such as kiddie rides and themed nights during select events.

How long does a race night last?

The BullRing says most race events are completed in approximately three to four hours.

When do the gates open at The BullRing?

The general admission gate typically opens two hours before the scheduled green flag, while pit access generally opens approximately three hours before race time.

How big is The BullRing?

The track is a 1/3-mile asphalt oval with 14-degree banking. The speedway says its top division cars can reach approximately 100 mph.

How long has The BullRing been operating?

The facility opened in 1960, originally as a dirt track known as Perry Speedway. It has been part of the local motorsports community for more than 60 years.

Does The BullRing have vintage car events?

Yes. Vintage Race Cars are included on the schedule for select dates, and the speedway also hosts events celebrating the history of local racing.

Is The BullRing near Letchworth State Park?

Yes. The BullRing is located in Perry, making it an easy addition to a broader Letchworth State Park and Wyoming County itinerary. Visitors can combine a day exploring Letchworth with an evening of stock-car racing.