Four local Southampton clubs combined to use the new track on 23rd July 1938 for their club championships and NCU races. There was a further race meeting on August 27th 1938 which was watched by a large crowd and the cycle races included sprints, time trials, 1 mile, point to point, devil and a 5 miles scratch race.
The Southampton and District Track Racing Association was formed in 1940 as a wartime substitute for the NCU track league. Competitors were mainly from neighbouring Portsmouth/Gosport and Bournemouth/Poole area.
In the 1970's the track league had a weekly or fortnightly track league. The track was used through the 1980's and 90's but was under-utilised, perhaps because the indoor track at Calshot was close by.
The track was demolished in 1999 when the running track was upgraded to eight lanes.
