Wild West Motorsports Park

The idea of an off-road racetrack that would host a Lucas Oil Off Road Race came from the mind of Norm Dianda. Like most ideas the chairman and founder of Q&D Construction has had, it soon turned from a concept into a concrete plan.

Dianda saw the opportunity to give a second life to the under-utilized former landfill property he had a master lease on, stimulate the regional economy and put Reno on the off-road racing map in one single effort.

In a monumental effort, Q&D Construction had built one of the most challenging off-road tracks in the West in only a few months. And by late summer 2012 Wild West Motorsports Park debuted to large crowds and awestruck drivers who found the track registering the highest speed of any on the LOORRS circuit. With huge jumps, hairpin turns, steep climbs and sharp descents, Wild West Motorsports Park houses one of the most unique and fan friendly tracks in the country.

For 2013, Wild West Motorsports Park has been expanded to include seating for up to 10,000 spectators and is another sign of the success of his vision for creating an off-road racing facility in northern Nevada like no other.