Hallett Motor Racing Circuit

Hallett Motor Racing Circuit is a 1.8-mile road course located in Hallett, Oklahoma, about 35 miles west of Tulsa in the state's Green Country region. The track packs 10 turns and more than 80 feet of elevation change into its compact layout, and it can be configured to run both clockwise and counter-clockwise, effectively giving drivers two distinct courses on the same site. That combination of technical corners and elevation makes it a favorite proving ground for car control and racecraft.

Opened in 1976, Hallett has a deep competition history. In its early years it hosted national-level series including the IMSA GT Championship in the late 1970s, multiple Trans-Am rounds, and a stop on the SCCA's final Can-Am season in 1987. Today the venue runs its own Competition Motor Sports Association (COMMA) events alongside SCCA club racing, motorcycle racing sanctioned by the Central Motorcycle Racing Association, and high-speed karting.

For drivers and students, Hallett's reversible layout, rolling terrain, and tight, sequenced corners reward precise inputs and good vision over raw horsepower. The circuit also offers high-speed touring days, driver education classes, and a full race-instruction program, making it an accessible and rewarding place to develop skills before stepping up to faster or longer tracks.