Lake Elsinore, a growing community in Riverside County, is set to host a private luxury racetrack and country club development known as the Elsinore Ring, a project that blends high‑performance motorsports with upscale residential living.
The planned 3.2‑mile circuit, featuring 22 turns, will be complemented by 275 premium condominiums, each equipped with rooftop helipads, and a private clubhouse that requires a $300,000 membership, creating an exclusive enclave for racing aficionados and their families.
A Vision for Motorsports Luxury
Retired NASCAR driver Boris Said, whose decades of experience on road courses have made him a respected figure in the racing world, is spearheading the development, leveraging his industry connections to shape a track that draws on design elements from the world’s premier circuits.
The initiative aims to engage the broader community through a year‑round schedule of public events, with the organizers targeting approximately 100 days of open‑track activities, while the City of Lake Elsinore has voiced strong support, positioning the project as a catalyst for regional tourism and economic revitalization.
Construction is expected to commence in late 2027, with the developers eyeing a grand opening in 2030, contingent upon the successful completion of an environmental review that will determine the project’s final approval.