Eagles Canyon Raceway

Eagles Canyon Raceway is a motor racing track in Decatur, Texas built to FIA specifications. The track is located 50 mi northwest of Fort Worth in eastern Wise County.

The track was devised by David and Linda Cook, both with extensive backgrounds in motorsports, who set out to create a Formula 1-style race track in North Texas. They spent over two years locating the ideal land to recreate the feel of European countryside, eventually purchasing 441 acre of prairie land near Decatur in January 2006. The rocky hills and valleys of the property give the track 70 ft of total elevation change, as a bonus providing good viewing for spectators.

Ground breaking on Eagles Canyon started in April 2006. In October 2006 a small plane crashed upon take off from the still under construction track. The track was designed by former racing driver Rob Wilson and former Formula One team manager and commentator Peter Windsor, among others. Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association provided design input from a motorcyclist's perspective regarding curbs and the pit lane. The original 2.5 mi, 11-turn track opened in November 2007 after a $3.5 million investment. It is 40 ft wide overall and 48 ft on the front straight. The track has 200 ft of elevation changes up and down, evoking the feel of Sonoma Raceway and Laguna Seca. The 2200 ft back straight and other straightaways terminate into hard braking zones ideal for passing. The track features sweepers, esses, switchbacks, carousels, and double apex turns. A shorter 1.65 mi variant of only the east side of the track has 9 turns. Courses may be run either clockwise or counterclockwise.

In June 2017 David Cook sold Eagles Canyon to Livio Galanti of Autodrome LLC, who quickly began renovating the track and facilities. Construction began in August 2018 to repave the bumpy track and update the layout of the main course. Four turns were added to the original track, renamed the "Italian Canyon", increasing its turn count to 15 and length to 2.75 mi. The smaller 1.65 mi track, "Canyon", retained the same shape. A proposed 1.2 mi, 6-turn layout named "Little Italy" consisting of the track's west loop would be made possible by paving a new crossover; however, this remains incomplete.

Eagles Canyon has an off-road course in the over 400 acre of land next door. The facility also contains a clubhouse, classrooms, and garages for members.

The track provides the local car and motorcycle community a safe place to drive or ride fast through its membership, performance driving days, and SCCA's Track Night in America. Racing series held here include SCCA and NASA events, 24 Hours of Lemons, LATAM Challenge Series, and CMRA series.