Victory Sports Racing

About Victory Sports Racing

VICTORY SPORTS 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Victory Sports celebrates 20 years…..August 1986, Kingsport Motor Speedway, the first block was laid for the foundation of what is now…..the Thor United States Mega Series, the Parts Unlimited Ultra Series, 3 - ITP ATVA National Motocross Series events, the FMF Winter Indoor Series and Saturday Night Supercross Series.

Promotions include jet ski races, bicycle races, hare scrambles, arenacross, supercross, TT racing, flat tracking and motocross. The sport has grown tremendously throughout the years

Through hard work and determination Sam Gammon (Victory Sports – CEO – for lack of a better term) has been a major contributor to the motocross industry over the past 20 years. He has learned many lessons as well as taught a few lessons to up and coming promoters. To list a few of Sam Gammon’s / Victory Sports involvements…

President of District 29
AMA Congressman for Tennessee
2005 AMA Task Force Participant for the future business plan
Director ATVA National Promoters’ group

Victory Sports would like to Thank YOU…The riders and The Spectators for enabling us to become …….

2004’s - AMA ATVA Promoter of the Year
2005's - AMA Promoter of the Year

Muddy Creek Raceway voted in Dirt Bike Magazine as one of America's Top Tracks.
Sports Illustrated 50th Anniversary Edition - 50 Sports in 50States - Mega Series's TOP GUN SHOWDOWN featured as Tennessee's Sporting Event.

Victory Sports Racing

Producing CHAMPIONSHIP racing events 50 weeks of every year. 19 different tracks and arenas in 7 different states. Where do you want to race?

Victory Sports Racing promoting racing events in Tenn, Va, NC, SC, Ky, Al, and Ga.

The first race promoted by Victory Sports was an AMA Pro-AM Supercross event at the Kingsport Motor Speedway in August of 1986 that was won by Tommy Watts.

The AMA UNITED STATES MEGA SERIES was started in 1988 with 2 tracks in Northeast Tennessee. It has now grown to tracks in TN, VA, NC, SC, AL, Ga, & KY. The 1999 edition of the series averaged 620 RIDERS PER EVENT. The series pays $345,175.00 in factory contingencies from Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda.

Victory Sports acquired the CAROLINA ULTRA SERIES from Al Lane in the winter of 1995 and took over operation of that series in March of 1996. This series now averages over 500 RIDERS PER EVENT. This series pays $271,700.00 in factory contingencies from Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, & Suzuki.

Victory Sports promotes an AMA Sanctioned INDOOR MOTOCROSS (ArenaCross) Series that runs November thru February at locations in Tennessee, and North Carolina.

Victory Sports promotes over 50 racing events each year. Arenacross, Supercross, Motocross, Hare Scrambles, ATV Racing, and 4x4 Truck Mud Racing.

The Victory Sports office is located in Northeast Tennessee at the town of Blountville.