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Ambrosia Raceway Park is a race track in Ambrosia, and all official material shows of it so far is a billboard. It appears in the Extended Look at about 17:47 by community count, in the scene where a group of people throw an old CRT television off a highway. Some early coverage called it Ambrosia Race Park; Postmode and community wikis both read the sign as Raceway Park.
What the Extended Look shows
The billboard is the only sighting of the name we could confirm. The racing is elsewhere in the same video. Postmode’s frame-by-frame counts three kinds of racing in the activity montage:
| Racing type | What is shown | Tied to the raceway? |
|---|---|---|
| Stock-car style | A NASCAR-like event with sponsor decals, one reading Raptorade, a riff on Monster Energy (Postmode’s reading) | Postmode links it, because the billboard follows in the next scene |
| Dirt bikes | Racing on dirt tracks | Community wikis link one dirt-bike race to the Thrillbilly Mud Club instead |
| Street racing | Cars on public roads | No |
All three are in official footage, so racing exists in some form. Where each scene takes place is inference from fans and from Postmode, not something Rockstar has labeled. The activities page keeps the full list of what the Extended Look showed.
Where it is
Community wikis place the raceway in Ambrosia beside the highway where the billboard stands, and describe it as a dirt oval. Rockstar’s region text does not mention racing, but its Ambrosia screenshots are full of car culture: bikers, a man at the wheel of his car while women in bikinis wash it, and a mud-soaked party around off-road trucks. Rockstar has not published a road map, so how far the track is from Vice City is unknown.
Real-world inspiration
Community wikis match the raceway to Hendry County Motorsports Park, a dirt track in Clewiston, the sugar town Ambrosia is based on. That is a fan identification. The match makes sense: Saturday-night dirt-track racing is a fixture of small-town Florida, and it sits comfortably next to the Allied Crystal refinery and the mud parks in Rockstar’s version of the region.
What previous GTA games suggest
Precedent, not a promise: GTA San Andreas had stadium events you could enter, including the 8-Track and Blood Bowl, and GTA V had street, sea and off-road races you started from the map. Rockstar’s own history makes playable races at a named track likely. Nothing about GTA 6’s raceway has been confirmed.
What is still unknown
- Whether you can race at the track, watch races, or both.
- Which vehicles are allowed, and whether One-Eyed Willie’s off-road mods at Lake Leonida matter here.
- Prizes, betting and whether races come to GTA Online later.
Community wikis list two more tracks: Gellhorn International Raceway, which first surfaced in the 2022 leak, and Boone Speedway, a name they read on a water tower in the Extended Look. Rockstar has said nothing about either. Rumor
For how GTA 6 pays you for activities like this, see the money guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is there racing in GTA 6?
Yes, in footage. The Extended Look's activity montage shows stock-car style racing, dirt-bike racing on tracks and street racing. How races are started, what they pay and whether you can bet have not been announced.
Where is Ambrosia Raceway Park?
In Ambrosia, the sugar region in the middle of Leonida, according to community wikis, which place it beside a highway where the billboard stands. Rockstar has not put it on a map.
Can you race at Ambrosia Raceway Park?
Not confirmed. Postmode ties the Extended Look's stock-car scene to the raceway because the billboard appears in the very next scene, which is a fair guess but still a guess.
Is it called Ambrosia Race Park?
Some early coverage called it Ambrosia Race Park. Postmode's frame-by-frame and community wikis both read the billboard as Ambrosia Raceway Park, and that is the name we use.