October 1–2, 2027 · Rocket Raceway Park · Paris, Texas
Super Tex 600
300 Laps. Two Nights. No Mercy.
Green flag drops in
Green flag's out — it's go time.
What you're in for
A 300-lap war of attrition. Twice.
The Super Tex 600 isn't a feature race with a trophy dash. It's an enduro — 300 green-to-checkered laps a night, back-to-back, at Rocket Raceway Park. Last car standing with the best average takes the money.
- No halfway break. 300 laps, lights out to checkers.
- No cautions, no rolling restarts. Only the red flag stops it.
- Push trucks clear the stalls. Dead car? It gets shoved off, race keeps rolling.
- Full purse both nights. $10,000 to win Friday and Saturday.
The Money
Ten grand a night.
Twenty-five if you're greedy.
Paid in full both Friday and Saturday. Win one night and you're walking with five figures.
Paid on the last night for the best average finishing position across both nights.
Win both nights and the whole car goes to auction. Win a night + best average ($15K) and your engine comes out. Big money has a price.
Race Weekend
The run of show
- Thursday TBD
Early Parking Opens
Get your spot early. Time to be announced.
Teams - Friday 9:00 AM
Pit Gate Opens / Pits Cleared
Help us clear the pits in the morning.
Teams - Friday 5:00 PM
Spectator Gates Open
Free spectator parking.
Fans - Friday 7:00 PM
Night 1 — Green Flag
300 laps. No hot laps, no practice. First on-track action is the race.
Everyone - Friday After the race
Pit Party + Live Music
Celebrate night one in the pits.
Everyone - Saturday 5:00 PM
Spectator Gates Open
Free spectator parking.
Fans - Saturday 7:00 PM
Night 2 — Green Flag
300 more laps. Best average finish takes the $5,000 bonus.
Everyone
Straight Answers
Frequently asked
What is the Super Tex 600?
A 300-lap enduro run two nights in a row at Rocket Raceway Park in Paris, Texas. No halfway break, no cautions, no rolling restarts — only the red flag stops it. Full purse both nights.
When is it?
October 1–2, 2027. Dates are a placeholder pending final confirmation. Spectator gates open 5:00 PM; green flag drops 7:00 PM sharp each night.
How do cautions work?
They don’t. No cautions and no rolling restarts — only red flags. Stalled cars are pushed off the racing surface by a push truck so the race keeps rolling.
Can I watch from home?
Yes. RaceOn.com provides comprehensive live streaming by membership or pay-per-view, with apps for smartphones and Roku. Support them — they support the race.
Do I need a pit pass?
Everyone in the pits needs a pit pass, including kids who walk in. Pit passes are sold at the pit gate only, cash only. There’s an ATM at the pit window.
Contact
Questions? We’ve got answers.
We love to talk — or text — about this race. Fastest answer always comes straight from Brad.