What roars louder than a Mardi Gras parade? The answer is right here at NOLA Motorsports Park. This isn’t your typical New Orleans experience with jazz and beignets. NOLA Motorsports Park is a haven for speed demons, a 2.748-mile symphony of asphalt curves and adrenaline. Opened in 2011, it quickly became a hot spot for motorsports enthusiasts. The park is home to a challenging FIA Grade 2 road course, the same type used for international racing events. In fact, back in 2015, NOLA Motorsports Park hosted the Indy Grand Prix of Louisiana, a major event in the IndyCar Series. Sadly, it was a one-time affair. But don’t think for a moment that NOLA Motorsports Park has slowed down. It continues to host a variety of events, from high-speed racing leagues like the FR Americas and USF Pro 2000 to the quirky 24 Hours of Lemons race. If those high-octane events aren’t your speed, you can always try their expansive karting track. This place is about more than just watching. It’s about feeling the need for speed yourself. So, whether you’re a seasoned racer or just a fan looking for a thrilling day out, NOLA Motorsports Park is sure to get your engine revving.
Barrow Stadium
Wesley Barrow Stadium. A name synonymous with baseball in New Orleans. It might seem unassuming now, but this field holds