motorcycle track racing
A track or speedway for racing motorized cycles, on paved or unpaved surfaces, distinct from cross-country motocross.
A motorcycle track racing facility is a place with a speedway or other track where people race each other on motorized cycles. The track may be paved, gravel, grass, or any other surface, as opposed to motocross where motorcycles race on a cross-country course.
The racing follows a track or speedway. Its surface can be paved, gravel, grass, or another material.
Motocross is distinguished by the cross-country or off-road course arrangement. An unpaved surface alone does not make every motorcycle track a motocross circuit.
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