What Is Evergreen Speedway?

Evergreen Speedway is a motorsports venue in Monroe, Washington, that brands itself the "Super Speedway of the West" and the "Northwest's Destination for Motorsports." It hosts three main categories of racing — NASCAR, Drift, and Autocross — along with special events, and it sells both individual race tickets and group tickets. If you're looking for a short-track racing destination in the Pacific Northwest, this is the type of venue the site describes.

What kinds of racing does it host?

The site organizes its events under three headings, each with its own schedule, rules, and results pages:

• NASCAR — The largest section, with a published schedule, standings and results, and a long list of racing classes.
• Drift — Includes a drift schedule, DriftCon, a High Line Tournament, drift rules, and drift standings and results.
• Autocross (AUTOX) — Includes an autocross schedule, rules, and results.

NASCAR classes listed

The NASCAR section names these divisions:

• BECU Mini Stocks
• Buzz Inn Steakhouse Stinger 8s
• Roadrunner Express Wash Outlaw Figure 8s
• All Ply Roofing Legends
• Granite Super Sprints
• PRCBD Hornets
• Monroe Grocery Outlet Super Stock Figure 8s
• Speedway Chevrolet Pro Late Models
• Tire Pro Street Stocks

The mix of Figure 8, Legend, sprint, and stock classes indicates a short-track program rather than a large oval superspeedway, despite the "Super Speedway" branding.

What else is on the site?

Beyond race schedules, the site provides:

• Tickets — individual race tickets, group tickets, and fair event tickets.
• Standings and results — nightly results plus class-by-class points, including a Pro Late Model points page.
• Racer resources — NASCAR rules, payouts, a driver profile page, a demo racers page, and track records.
• Track information — policies, track rentals, track info, forms, track EMS, camping, and lodging.
• History and community — a NASCAR Hall of Fame section, a "What Is Racing?" explainer, and a Kids Crew program.

Who is it for?

The combination of ticket types, a Kids Crew program, camping and lodging information, and a "What Is Racing?" page suggests the venue is set up for both casual spectators and families, not only competitors. Group tickets and fair event tickets point to event organizers and larger parties as well. Racers get their own track through the rules, payouts, and driver registration pages.

Sample upcoming events

The site lists events such as:

It also promotes a "2026 PRCBD Pumpkin Smash Enduro" and "2026 Driver Profile and Car Number Registration."

Practical takeaways

• Location: Monroe, Washington (based on event listings).
• Main draw: NASCAR short-track racing, with drift and autocross as separate programs.
• Before you go: Check the specific event's schedule and ticket page, since dates and locations vary by event — some listings specify Monroe while others don't.
• If you want to compete: Start with the rules and driver profile/car number registration pages for your category.

The site does not publish general admission pricing in the material available, so check the individual race ticket page for current costs and availability.