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WERA returns to Road Atlanta in the fall with another diverse event for motorcycle enthusiasts. September 7th will be a Track Day geared toward non-racers. The 8th will give the racers a day of practice followed by the double-header Sportsman Sprint weekend. It all adds up to another great event for two-wheel action at one of America’s most challenging and scenic tracks.
| Tickets Available At The Gate | |
| Ticket | Price |
| 2-Day (Sat/Sun)* | $30 |
| 1-Day (Sun Only) | $20 |
| Off-road Vehicles | FREE |
| Camping | FREE |
PLEASE READ POLICIES: Unlicensed and Licensed Vehicle Policy. Road Atlanta has a “Helmet On” policy for riding Scooters, Motorcycles and ATV’s at all times while in the Infield. (click here for full policy)
- All unlicensed Vehicles under 125cc will NOT be permitted on the premises.
- All unlicensed Vehicles above 125cc and personal Golf Carts will be permitted to purchase an approved sticker at the security office for $50.00 per event.
- All licensed vehicles must purchase proper parking sticker before entering the gate.
- The appropriate waiver must be signed at the time of purchase.
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