2014, photos surfaced on the Lost Speedway's Facebook page showing the speedway in a state of severe disrepair. In May 2014, the track was sold to local businessmen Ken Hill and Jerry Montour of the Six Nations of the Grand River. By September 2014, sand blasting had started on the walls to take off old paint, and in November 2014 the old asphalt was being removed. New paving started in November 2016, after new walls had been poured. Plans for the track were for the same size, but with progressive banking in the corners. It was announced in December 2016 that the track would reopen on August 26 and 27, 2017. Renamed Jukasa Motor Speedway, the APC United Late Model Series headlined its reopening weekend. Since 2017 Jukasa Motor Speedway has hosted the season finale for the NASCAR Pinty's Series known as the Pinty's Fall Brawl 200 The track received fresh asphalt and a redesign that now features turns up to 8.5 degrees, with the previous flat straightaways now showing 3.5 degrees in banking and a racing surface that is 60 feet (18.28m) wide. The track also features over 1000 campsites for fans. Jukasa plans to replace the current grandstands, raise the main tower following the grandstand and install a spectator crossover bridge to the infield to improve the track even further. Jukasa continues to gain more attention and due to this many people within the racing industry are beginning to look at this track as potential to host on of NASCAR's top three national series in the future. Music Concerts have been occasionally at Cayuga Speedway; usually conforming with either the country or the heavy metal genre. Rock bands such as The Sheepdogs and the Georgia Satellites have performed at the speedway the night before major racing events. Closure Jukasa Motor Speedway has permanently closured it doors for auto racing in November 2021. References External links Official Website Jukasa Motor Speedway Official Facebook page Jukasa Motor Speedway race results at Racing-Reference Canadian Racing Archives Project CanadianRacingOnline 1966 establishments in Ontario 2021 disestablishments in Ontario Defunct motorsport venues in Canada Motorsport venues in Ontario CASCAR NASCAR tracks ARCA Menards Series tracks Paved oval racing venues in Ontario Buildings and structures in Haldimand County NASCAR races at Jukasa Motor Speedway