Boris Said, the esteemed road racer and NASCAR’s super sub, is making strides to bring Elsinore Ring, the first private motorsports country club, to Lake Elsinore, California. A racing legend for four decades, Said turned to automotive entrepreneurship, becoming co-owner of BMW Murrieta with Rick Hendrick and finding inspiration to use his automotive skill and history to create something for fellow driving enthusiasts.
The Elsinore Ring will be a 3.2-mile-long FIA Grade 2 circuit, with 22 corners and three course configurations, made for drivers from every level. The road course can be split into independent configurations, allowing multiple groups to drive alongside their friends at the same time.
More than just a racetrack, Elsinore Ring is intended to be a full immersion experience into the motorsport lifestyle. The complex will also feature a 125-seat upscale restaurant and bar and a full-service race shop to help with vehicle maintenance. In addition, there are plans for 40 Garage Villas. More than a luxury garage, these are 1,300-square-foot living spaces with a climate-controlled garage space on the ground floor with room to store six to eight vehicles. Each residence offers unique track-side views, custom cabinetry, and gourmet kitchens.
With Said and an extensive team behind its planning, Elsinore Ring is paving the way for automotive enthusiasts to have a space where they can share their love for racing and build a community in the epicenter of car culture…