Hallett MRC is the Oklahoma Mustang Club’s home track and often times, is the first road course ever for many of our OMC members.  Hallett MRC hosts a local racing series, seasonal HPDE (locally titled as High Speed Touring, or HST) events, Motorcylce Lap Days, VIP Track days as well as a wide-range of private events.  Hallett Membership discounts are available to those OMC members that attend the yearly HPDE Safety Briefing, so look to the events list during the February/March timeframe every year.

The OMC attends the HPDE/HST events three or four times a season and we also do  Pony Drive to the track, where OMC members can sign up for ride-alongs with our OMC drivers.  The Pony Drive is some fast fun and is also a seasonal club picnic!  Contact our Pony Drive Coordinator or the HPDE Director for more details on Hallett or the drive up to the yearly event!

From the Hallett website:

Hallett Motor Racing circuit is a 1.8 mile, 10-turn road racing track that has blind turns and elevation changes, and it can be run both counter-clockwise (traditional) or clockwise for a completely different experience.  Here’s a quick video of an OMC member driving Hallett MRC in the CCW direction.  The video gives a good perspective on the layout of the road course as well as a typical driving line for a higher horsepower, rear-wheel drive vehicle:

Here’s another video of an OMC member driving Hallett MRC in the CW direction.  It’s said that the CW direction is a bit more technical, and it takes some time to get the turn and track flow down!  Note that most “uphill sections” of the course are now down and T1 is a fast, downhill sweeper to the right!  T10 in this direction can be either a single or double apex.