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Park City BMX reports $70,000 revenue and rising weekend attendance; seeks track protection after storms and vandalism
Summary
Park City BMX reported about $70,000 in revenue and a peak saturday rider count of 382 at its biggest weekend. The group plans track repairs and is asking the city for ways to limit off-road vehicles and people damaging the glued track surface.
Park City — Park City BMX reported roughly $70,000 in revenue in 2024 and said the program continues to grow, with a high of 382 riders on its busiest Saturday, the club told the council Jan. 28.
Jamie Johnson, Park City BMX representative, said about $60,000–$70,000 of that revenue is reinvested in track maintenance, awards and USA BMX fees. Johnson told the council the group will replace the track gate and that…
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