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Cordele, Georgia · Watermelon Capital of the World

One track,
three names

Cordele Motor Speedway, Crisp Motorsports Park, and Watermelon Capital Speedway are the same place: the asphalt oval at 385 Farmers Market Rd in Cordele, Georgia.

How the names fit together

  1. Until · January 2024

    Crisp Motorsports Park

    The facility’s name until it was renamed Cordele Motor Speedway in January 2024.

  2. Since · January 2024

    Cordele Motor Speedway

    The name of the facility since January 2024.

  3. The oval · Always

    Watermelon Capital Speedway

    The name of the oval itself — Cordele Motor Speedway is the home of Watermelon Capital Speedway, in the town known as the Watermelon Capital of the World.

January 2024: new owners, new name

In January 2024, Greg and Lori Noland bought the track from Wayne and Flo Lyle, and Crisp Motorsports Park was renamed Cordele Motor Speedway. The announcement is in the news archive.

A Cordele Motor Speedway winner holding the victory-lane trophy in front of the Protect Your Melon — Buckle Up sponsor banner
Victory lane — the “Protect Your Melon” banner

The track

A 3/8-mile, medium-banked, D-shaped oval — asphalt, not dirt — on 100 acres, half a mile from I-75, Exit 104.

Long-running races like the World Crown 300 and the Georgia Summer Nationals still anchor the season. See what’s next on the schedule.

Length
3/8 mile
Banking
Medium-banked
Shape
D-shaped oval
Surface
Asphalt
Grounds
100 acres
Access
Half a mile from I-75, Exit 104

From the archive

Milestones from the track’s own news posts, in the words they were published in.

  1. Crisp Motorsports Park years

  2. Cordele Motor Speedway years

Got an old program?

Programs, photos and results from the Crisp Motorsports Park and Watermelon Capital Speedway years belong here. If you have some, the track wants to hear from you.

greg@cordelemotorspeedway.com