New Egypt Speedway has a long and storied history. Built in 1946 as a small quarter-mile dirt track facility, our speedway was eventually converted into a paved racetrack during the 1960s. After several years of neglect, the Grosso family rescued and revitalized the track in 1997. Because of their efforts, the Grosso family was recognized for their outstanding rehabilitation efforts during the 1998 Daytona Speedweek. Since 2006, the car racing track has been in the ownership of Bill Miscoski and Fred Vahlsing. No strangers to racing, both owners have extensive experience with racing and car ownership. Under their guidance, New Egypt Speedway transformed into what it is today - a state-of-the-art 7/16-mile D-shaped clay oval. On January 16th, the New Egypt Speedway began a new chapter in its storied history. Rick Grosso, Jr. signed a deal acquiring control of the central Jersey facility from Fred Vahlsing.

Since 1981 we have hosted athletes from age 4 to 64 who ride to improve their skills, stay fit, and have fun. Several of these riders compete for national and international recognition. CJBMX will host 100 events this year, and riders are free to attend as many or as few as they want to. In addition to our local programs, CJBMX athletes participate in competition for State Championships, and many race in the NBL's Regional and National Series. CJBMX is committed to our athletes' enjoyment and safety. We are the first local track to race with a filtered and lubricated air source for starting. We have dedicated medical personnel at every race and we can provide helmets for those who do not have appropriate equipment. CJ's bike inspectors will mend what they can. When real service is neede