If you're looking for more motorsport events using public roads, Kentucky seeks to be that place.
West Virginia HillFest seeks to offer more than just a hillclimb. The promoters want to make it festival "celebrating car culture."
Some folks in government welcome motorsports with open arms, and the Mountain State exemplified that with West Virginia Motorsports Day.
A small town in the heart of Appalachia hosted stage rally participants from around the world.
Looking to put on a motorsport event on public roads? West Virginia makes it easy, thanks to legislation and Backroads of Appalachia.
Drift Appalachia is bringing Initial D-style touge to the mountain roads of Appalachia.
Even without creating new facilities, Appalachia has learned how to lure the motorsports community: with terrific roads and welcoming people.
