Sports & Competition

Membership Information

How much does it cost?

A Working membership starts at $200 for the first year and lowers after that(a breakdown is listed further down in the page). A Country Club membership is $350 for the first person and $100 for each additional family member and does not go down in price.

When can I ride?

The track is open 10 a.m. until dark. You can ride any day of the week except Monday. The track is also closed for riding the week before each of our events.

What is the difference between Working and Country Club memberships?

Working members are expected to fulfill their work requirements each year (requirements at the bottom of the page). A Working membership also includes riding for all immediate family members. (Ex. mom, dad, and any kids under 18.) Working memberships also go down in price. Country Club memberships are per person and never go down in price, but you are not required to do any work.

What are the work requirements?

One work requirement is between 1-4 hours of work. You could help the week before an event by picking rocks, cutting grass, weed eating, or putting up signs. On race day working for one shift, usually about 5 hours, is counted as 2 work requirements. We also need help on the Tuesday after each event, when we pick up garbage, and put everything away. Doing any of these things would help fulfill work requirements.

Can I bring my friends when I ride?

You can bring friends when you come out to practice, but they are NOT allowed to ride anywhere on the property.

How can I join?

If you would like to have an application mailed to your address, contact us by one of the methods listed here. Fill it out and return it along with the correct amount of money to Sports & Competition P.O. Box 148 Denmark, WI 54208. You can also join by filling out an application at one of our meetings. The dates of meetings are located on the website.

Working member’s dues.

This would be the dues for working members each year, assuming you fulfill your 12 requirements each year. There is a $20 penalty for each unfulfilled work requirement.