SEMA supports “Right-to-Race” laws that protect compliant, long-standing tracks from nuisance claims. These protections ensure facilities that follow all laws and permits can operate without constant legal threats, preserving racing heritage, jobs and revenue generated by motorsports. 

The automotive aftermarket and motorsports industries contribute billions to the economy and support hundreds of thousands of jobs nationwide. Lawmakers should champion commonsense policies to protect racetrack operations and longevity. 

SEMA and PRI work with lawmakers, track operators and part manufacturers to advance these protections through advocacy, coalition building and grassroots engagement. Tracks have operated for decades and deserve stability. This commonsense legislation ensures facilities that predate neighbors are legally protected, preserving both urban and rural jobs, tourism and community tradition.