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Events

​​2025 SCHEDULE

January 31st - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

February 15th – FF Series – UARA – Classes TBD - FF

February 21st – Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF 

February 22nd– Danger Ranger 9000 – Altima 600 – Pro Trucks - FF 

March 7th - Tour of Destruction - FF 

March 8th - Tour of Destruction - FF 

March 15th - Freedom Cars & Coffee - FF 8 -10 AM 

March 21st – Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

April 4th – Summit FREEDOM 500

April 5th Burnout Rivals – FF 

April 11th - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

April 19th - Freedom Cars & Coffee - FF 8-10 AM

May 2nd - INDY 800 Presented by Heatwave @ IRP

May 3rd - Burnout Rivals @ IRP 

May 10th – Mom Prix – Live Stream Only

May 16th - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

May 24th - FF Series – UARA – Classes TBD - FF

June 13th - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

June 21st - Freedom Cars & Coffee - FF 8-10 AM

July 18th - The New England 900 @ Stafford Speedway

July 19th - Burnout Rivals @ Stafford Speedway

August 8th - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

September 20th – TBA - FF 

October 10th - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

October 11th – Altima 600 – Pro Trucks & TBD

October 18th – FF Series – UARA – Classes TBD – FF

October 31st - Tour of Destruction – FF

November 1st - Tour of Destruction – FF  

November 14th - 2.4hrs of LeMullets - FF

November 15th - Burnout Rivals – FF 

November 21st - Cleetus McFarland Driving Experience - FF

Nov 29th – The Bigley Memorial Race –UARA Super Late Models & TBD

December - Bradenton Holiday Lights Festival – Starts Dec 5th  - FF

Dec 19th - Christmas Tree Drags @BMP 

 

Keys:

FF = Freedom Factory

BMP = Bradenton Motorsports Park

IRP = Indianapolis Raceway Park

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Schedule Subject To Change

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The world famous Freedom Factory located in Bradenton, Florida is owned by well known YouTuber and car enthusiast Cleetus McFarland. The track was constructed in the early 1970’s as Desoto Speedway. The 3/8 mile asphalt oval, with 12 degree banking through the turns, quickly became known as the fastest 3/8 mile speedway in the south. Being one of the most popular race tracks in the state, it has seen many NASCAR and circle track icons compete here. After many decades of success, the track unfortunately closed down. A second life has been given to a well loved track enriched with racing history and we are very proud to share it with everyone. We hope to see you all at an event.

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