Spring Mountain Motor Resort

Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club is a private road racing circuit and motorsports country club located in Pahrump, Nevada, about an hour west of Las Vegas. The facility is built around a highly reconfigurable course whose longest layout stretches to 6.1 miles, making it the longest road course in North America. Most driving programs run on shorter sections in the 1.5 to 2.4 mile range, with custom configurations available for members and track rentals.

Canadian racer Rupert Bragg-Smith built the first track on the site in 1998, and the venue opened in its current form in 2004 after being acquired by John Morris and Brad Rambo. Beyond club racing, the resort is best known as the home of the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School, the official high performance driving school of Corvette, and the Cadillac V-Performance Academy. It has also hosted national-level competition including the Porsche Sprint Challenge North America USA West, the Trans-Am West Coast Championship, and the Radical World Finals.

For drivers, Spring Mountain offers a rare combination of length, layout flexibility, and a dry desert climate that allows year-round running. The mix of long straights, technical sequences, and elevation gives students and members a demanding environment to build speed and car control, which is why it remains a premier destination for performance driving instruction and track time in the American Southwest.