off-road racing event in 2009 at Texas Motor Speedway. The 0.4 mile clay oval at the facility was transformed by adding jumps and whoops. Winners in the two-race weekend were: Pro-4 winner Rick Huseman won twice; Pro-2 events were claimed by Ricky Johnson and Scott Taylor; and for Pro Lite class winners were Marty Hart and Casey Currie. It was the only TORC event held at the track as of 2013. In June 2017, the track hosted the Stadium Super Trucks as a support event for IndyCar. The series raced on a dirt track consisting of the infield, pit road, and the frontstretch. To promote the event, the speedway's turn two featured an off-road expo nicknamed the "Off-Road Ruckus", allowing visitors to drive their off-road vehicles along an obstacle course and observe exhibits. The first annual Christian alt-rock festival FortyFest was held at the Texas Motor Speedway "Little Texas" facility in August 2010. Texas Motor Speedway made an unsuccessful overture to move the annual Texas-Oklahoma rivalry football game from the Cotton Bowl to the infield of the modern racing facility in 2004. See also List of NASCAR race tracks Sports in Texas References External links Texas Motor Speedway Official Site RacingCircuits.info's history of Texas Motor Speedway Trackpedia guide to driving Texas Motor Speedway Texas Motor Speedway Page on NASCAR.com GNEXTINC.com: Texas Motor Speedway Page – Local area information, track specs, mapping, news and more. Jayski's Texas Motor Speedway Page – Current and Past Texas Motor Speedway News Texas Motor Speedway Fan Page – Photographs and articles on past speedway events. Dale Jarrett Racing Experience at Texas Motor Speedway High Resolution image from Google Maps American Le Mans Series circuits Buildings and structures in Denton County, Texas Champ Car circuits IndyCar Series tracks International Race of Champions tracks Motorsport venues in Texas NASCAR tracks Off-road racing venues in the United States Sports venues in Fort Worth, Texas 1996 establishments in Texas Sports venues completed in 1996