The track hosted numerous classes of racing during its operational existence, including several visits from the NASCAR Winston West series in the 1970s.

Frazier sold the land and signed a ten-year lease, operating the track until it was taken over by Gordon Hemrich in 1977.

After the ten-year lease expired in 1979, renewals were year-to-year, and increasing pressure was brought by local governments with regards to number of events and other issues.

[1] The Langley Speedway Historical Society (LSHS) has lobbied governments in the area to preserve the facility, holding clean-up events at and around the track.

The LSHS is currently working with the GVRD staff and other interested groups in its efforts to preserve the site and promote it for various event uses, including car shows.