“The Flagship MONTH of MONEY tour is on again in 2026

Have you ever thought about sitting in the grandstand
at up to 30 different iconic speedways in America in 2026?

Updated Thursday February 5th, 2026

For the fourth successive year our 2026 tour comprising of A, B and C is Sold Out.   The NO VACANCY sign has been hung out again.

If you’ve missed out and still don’t want to read anything except the itinerary, then just click here.

The Month of Money tour is so popular that if you are keen for 2027, we urge you to contact Peter Physick by private message, a text, a phone call or simply just use the Contact page and make sure your name(s) are on the list for 2027.  It’s been started and there are eight names there already.  25 is our usual number to go away with.  Maybe 26, but in 2027 we will put limits on the numbers in each of Tour A, B and C.  Rather than just pitch an overall number.  

From this point onwards, we will leave everything as it was in order to sell the 2026 tour.  There is no reason why 2027 will be any different.

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What a fantastic tour we had in 2025.  The 23 guests were delighted with what they experienced every single day.

One year later you can follow in their footsteps as we will pretty much replicate the 2025 itinerary. But it will be one week longer in 2026 due simply to the way the world calendar works. Every seven years the dates of major events need to be altered so they continue to be held in the time frame the promoter wants it to be held.  The 2026 tour starts with 10 consecutive nights of PA (Pennsylvania) Sprintweek, followed by 12 nights in the mid-west states of Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois and Ohio.  This stretch includes USAC midgets, Lucas Oil Late Models, High Limit, World of Outlaws and the four nights of the Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway where the WoO and HL combine.  After Eldora it’s into Canada for the extraordinary Niagara Falls, then Lernerville for High Limit, before heading back west again for USAC’s Indiana Sprint Week (ISW).  All nine nights of ISW, or eight nights plus the NASCAR Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. When all that’s done it’s up to the ‘drippingly’ historic Angell Park Speedway in Wisconsin followed by two nights in the heart of Chicago, two days and nights driving Route 66 between Chicago and St Louis, and then on to the Iron Man races at I-55, four nights of the Knoxville Nationals, supported by the Oskaloosa party races and the fabulous Marshalltown Speedway for the first time ever.

From the moment you arrive in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania you too can then sit in 30 different grandstands at tracks the length and breadth of the American mid-west.

Many of them, more than once …..

The commentary above is subject to ratification by the various tracks and sanctioning bodies controlling racing in the USA. Although we expect it to very closely match what we did in 2025.  (Why change a winning formula?) 

To enable you to evaluate what could lie ahead for you, we have created a link for the 2026 itinerary as it gets progressively updated with race dates as sanctioning bodies and tracks update their schedules.

The whole 2026 tour (in table format) is at this link.   Please click or tap on it to be taken to Dreamland for a speedway fan.  This link will continue to be updated as we receive more information of race dates being released.  So please check it regularly if you are still undecided.   

Oh, and finally, if you really want to know what we did on the just concluded 2025 tour, then by clicking here you will be taken to the day by day Blog for the entire tour.

The 2026 Month of Money Tour will leave Australia on Wednesday June 24th when you fly to America, eventually getting off your last flight in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on the same day, ready for the start of PA Sprintweek at Williams Grove on the 26th.

If you stay on the whole tour all the way through, you will depart the USA from Des Moines, Iowa on Monday August 17th after witnessing the 2026 Knoxville Nationals. You’ll fly into your preferred Australian Airport very early on the morning of Wednesday August 19th.

For those who don’t have an available 55 days to spend chasin’ racin’, then look for the two shorter segments of the tour which may better suit. Entering the tour on Day 19 (July 12th) or Day 44 (August 6th).  Keep up to date via the link above (or below) for updates to the 2026 schedule.

But please let us know if you are interested because there is already a long list of people who have registered their interest early. It is likely to sell out very quickly.

Pricing has been finalised and is now published on the Pricing page There is also a table comparing 2025 prices to 2026.

Inclusions on the tour are many and varied. Check out the 75 reasons why you should consider travelling with us. 

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41 race nights in 55 days including two nights in Niagara Falls
Winged and non-wing Sprintcars, High Limit, World of Outlaws, USAC, Midgets, Late Models, Modifieds   

See racing at these legendary tracks:

Williams Grove Speedway (twice)
Lincoln Speedway (twice)
BAPS (Susquehanna) Speedway
Grandview Speedway
Port Royal Speedway (twice)
Hagerstown Speedway
Selinsgrove Speedway
Sweet Springs Speedway (TBC)
Mitchell County Fairgrounds
34 Raceway
Wilmot Speedway (twice)
Fremont Speedway
Attica Raceway Park
Eldora Speedway (four times)
Lernerville Speedway
Lucas Oil Raceway (TBC)
Indianapolis Motor Speedway 
Putnamville Speedway
Kokomo Speedway
Lawrenceburg Speedway
Circle City Raceway
Paragon Speedway
Terre Haute Action Track
Bloomington Speedway
Tri-State Speedway
Angell Park Speedway
I-55 Speedway (twice)
Knoxville Raceway (five times)
Oskaloosa Speedway
Marshalltown Speedway

You will travel into or through 14 different states – many on multiple occasions 

California or Texas
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
New York State
Plus Canada

All the Month of Money tours we have done since 2011 have been fabulous. Each one gets better every year and 2026 has many firsts on it for Global Speedway Tours with visits to three new tracks.

Check these inclusions out!

We’ve left some photos, captions and videos on this page from previous tours for you to scan through.

And don’t forget to click here for the full itinerary in 2026.

And please use this contact link to let Peter Physick know of your interest for 2026.   Otherwise, the tour will fill up quickly without you.

Adam welcomes himself to Intercourse …. (it’s a town in Pennsylvania you’ll visit).

The monstrous Paddle Steamers which ply the Mississippi. This is in Hannibal, Missouri. We’ll stop in there for lunch on the way to Knoxville.

In Hannibal on the way to Knoxville.  Bob and Pat aren’t statues, but the guy with the bowler hat on could be!

Dingus – 2019 Month of Money tour. You might not recognise the guy in the blue T-shirt anymore. Now down to a very impressive 91kgs.   Well done Leigh Fallon …..

The Bob Tattersall mural in Streator, Illinois. Dee, Bob’s widow is in the middle of the pic.

Tailgating at Attica for the Brad Doty Classic.

It’s easy to predict the winner of the Kings Royal.  Just wait for the transporters to roll in and then take your pick.  Here’s how Kevin Arnold from Murray Bridge does it.

The banking is mega steep at Winchester Speedway.

This next video demonstrates that Bob’s a very good driver indeed. 

Just remember it can also get very dusty at Eldora, so be prepared. Stubb on the left and Pete Physick on the right with the Eldora barman in the middle.   

A long held tradition in Indiana is USAC Sprintweek. Watch how Loudpedal Productions saw Indiana Sprintweek unfold in 2017. 

You never know who’s going to drop in for tailgating drinks with the Global Speedway Tours’ group.

Indiana Sprintweek resumes with Round 5 on the Terre Haute half mile oval with spectators allowed to spend the whole night on the grassed infield if they want.  Take your fold up chair and esky in with you. Otherwise take your chances in the grandstand.  

Kevin Arnold can’t believe he’s at the Terre Haute half mile Action Track

The cushion gets high at Putnamville.

To get in contact with us, the link is here or phone Pete Physick on 0419 264159.

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