There are many elements and variables involved in building a track. The most often asked questions are;
*Cost
*Do we only build private tracks
*What type of equipment is needed
*How far we will travel

Cost is always the number one concern when building a track. There is no standard price on building a track due to the many variables involved. Each track is bid separately based on the variables involved, time needed to build , equipment needed, and the location.
Here are some of the variables that are considered when building:
1. What type of track
2. Where the track will be built (City,State)
3. What type of material is going to be used(clay, sand, topsoil, etc)
4. Will material need to be hauled in
5. Removal of trees
6. Rocky surface
7. Contour of the land
8. Grass or other vegetation covering the land
9. Last but certainly not least, WEATHER

While specializing in private tracks, Dream Traxx has and will build public race facilities as well.We offer consultation for track design, irrigation, and operating advice. Our race tracks are proven to provide safer conditions and more exciting racing, while increasing rider attendance.

Dream Traxx is affiliated with most major equipment rental companies and can provide you with everything needed to build or re-build your track. We are a mobile operation and have no limitations to where we will travel to build your track.

We want to make this an effortless experience from start to finish. By doing it right the first time, your satisfaction is guaranteed.We hope this information is helpful and want to hear any further questions. Thank you for visiting our site and we look forward to doing business.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions.

About Jason Baker

Jason Baker has been building motocross and supercross tracks since 1999. Prior to Jason's track building career, he raced as a professional at numerous at numerous pro and amateur race tracks, as well as countless practice tracks. During this time he gained a vast knowledge of proper track building technics. He is able to use this knowledge and experience to come up with new track ideas, while also putting proven track functions to work. The end result being a cutting edge, properly built race or practice track.

Jason is capable of bringing these tracks to life due to the countless hours he has spent operating the bull dozers, excavators, loaders, and skidsteers that are used to build the tracks. Experience, knowledge, creativity, and superior craftsmanship are the key elements that help make Jason a qualified track builder.