About Us
Located on the westside of Evansville, Indiana in Burdette Park, George Mason Burdette Park BMX has been around since 1977 when a group got together to get a bmx track up and running. Shortly after, George Mason himself stepped in and was instrumental in the upkeep of the track and helping the throngs of kids who showed up to ride the infamous downhill track. The Grand Nationals were held at George Mason Burdette Bmx in 1980 and a ten-man gate was used at the races. In the early 1990's, the track was officially named after George Mason for all his years of devotion to the kids and the sport he loved.
Rated among the best BMX tracks in the nation and definitely the fastest, Burdette Park BMX hosts local racing from early April to October on Saturday afternoons and evenings. Burdette also hosts Indiana State level races as well as Midwest Regional and National three-day events which draw hundreds of riders of all skill levels from professional to beginners from all the United States and countless other countries.
Burdette Park BMX is a non-profit organization with an elected
board of directors who serve two-year positions. Burdette Park Bmx is a fenced track facility with practices on Wednesday nights and racing on Saturdays. The track is located on the South-West corner of Burdette Park and adjacent to the campground area and near the beautiful water park and chalet rentals.
Visit Burdette Park & Aquatic Center for more info.
Track hotline: 812-422-9125