At G2 Motorsports Park in Anna, Texas, serious drivers can spend the morning attacking a 3.1-mile road course and the afternoon entertaining friends in a private garage condo overlooking the action. Just north of Dallas, the motorsports destination brings together high-performance driving, collector-car real estate, and the camaraderie of a private automotive club.
The man behind G2 is Lou Gigliotti, a three-time World Challenge racing champion whose experience shaped the circuit. There is a difference between developing garages near a track and designing an entire automotive destination around the driving experience. G2 is pursuing the latter.
Its 180-acre setting, sophisticated road course, trackside garage condominiums, and 25,000-square-foot clubhouse and event center give enthusiasts reasons to visit even when their own cars are parked. The club is also hosting organized track days and outside motorsports events rather than remaining a concept on a drawing board.
Luxury Garage Condos With Front-Row Views of the Racetrack
For collectors who spend as much time around their cars as they do behind the wheel, the Garages of G2 offer an unusual ownership opportunity: private, customizable automotive spaces overlooking a working road course.
The developer advertises three garage configurations, starting at approximately 1,260 square feet, with larger options, mezzanines and outdoor balconies. Units include utility connections, heating and cooling, high-clearance doors, and room for vehicle lifts. Owners can adapt the interiors for car displays, workspaces, and entertaining, subject to applicable rules and approvals.
A Ferrari under carefully positioned lighting makes a striking garage display, but the practical advantage is just as appealing: keeping a track-ready Porsche or Corvette steps from the circuit. A private road connects the garage-condo area to G2’s clubhouse and track without requiring a trip onto public roads.
A custom garage-condo interior illustrates how collectors can combine vehicle display space, upgraded finishes, and an upper mezzanine for private entertaining.
G2’s published materials describe 28 condos in the first phase across three buildings. Advertised configurations and pricing have ranged from about $495,000 to $795,000, depending on size. Those are developer-advertised figures, not evidence that all units are completed, sold, or immediately available; buyers should confirm inventory, construction status, pricing, closing terms, and association obligations directly.
According to G2, purchase of a garage condo includes a VIP club membership, subject to the purchase and membership agreements. Separate monthly storage options have also been marketed; they should not be confused with ownership of a deeded garage condo.
Lou Gigliotti Put a Champion Racer’s Experience Into G2
G2 is not merely a real-estate development borrowing the language of motorsports. Its founder, Lou Gigliotti, spent decades racing and building performance cars before setting out to establish a major private circuit in the Dallas area.
G2 Motorsports Park founder Lou Gigliotti brought decades of professional competition and high-performance driving experience to the project.
Gigliotti is a three-time World Challenge champion, with a long history in sports-car competition. His racing background is important because the club’s defining attraction is a challenging track built for the people who actually drive their cars.
“The Dallas market is in its prime for a motorsport facility like the one I am creating.”
That was Gigliotti’s assessment as the project took shape. In the club’s official founder biography, he also explains a specific track-design preference:
“I’m not a fan of ‘Gravel Traps’ so there will be none!”
Rather than rely on gravel traps, his plan called for Formula 1-style runoff areas and barriers positioned with vehicle protection and driver safety in mind. That thinking helped shape the layout’s character.
A 3.1-Mile Racetrack Designed to Challenge Serious Drivers
The centerpiece is a 3.1-mile road circuit whose design history includes the firm of celebrated Formula 1 circuit designer Hermann Tilke, with further work by track designer Bob Barnard and input from Gigliotti.
The G2 Motorsports Park circuit combines technical corners, long stretches of pavement, elevation changes and generous runoff areas for high-performance driving.
G2 describes a 1.9-mile West Track and a 1.2-mile East Track, with approximately 48 feet of elevation variation. The layout draws inspiration from well-known international circuits, including the Carousel at the Nürburgring and Moss Corner at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.
That variety matters to members. A tight sequence of bends rewards precision and car control, while faster sections demand discipline, braking confidence, and an understanding of a car’s limits. Track access is managed through membership arrangements, scheduled sessions, and organized events—not an unrestricted right that comes with garage ownership.
The road-course layout at G2 offers different configurations for track days, driving instruction and organized motorsports activities.
Professional coaching and structured track-day programming give owners and visitors ways to build their driving skills. G2 has also promoted future karting facilities, although readers should check directly for their latest construction and operating status.
The Clubhouse Gives G2 a Life Beyond the Pit Lane
For many owners, the social experience is just as appealing as the lap times. G2’s 25,000-square-foot clubhouse and event center serves as the gathering place for track participants, private members, guests, and organized groups.
G2’s clubhouse and event center is designed for relaxing between track sessions, entertaining clients, and bringing fellow driving enthusiasts together.
The club advertises shared gathering areas and event facilities, with additional VIP amenities including a professional racing simulator and banquet space. These provide a more comfortable way to spend a full day at the facility: driving in the morning, talking cars over lunch, then watching the next group of drivers head onto the track.
An upper-level garage lounge shows how trackside car condo owners can turn a private automotive space into a personal retreat for friends and fellow collectors.
For collectors with a professional or entrepreneurial background, that setting can serve another purpose: informal business conversations, entertaining guests, and building friendships within an automotive community. It is the social side of the car condo concept that traditional off-site vehicle storage rarely provides.
Real Events Bring Porsche Drivers, Exotic Cars and Track Enthusiasts to Anna
G2’s event calendar makes clear that the facility is more than a members-only showpiece. In 2026, the park has hosted or scheduled programs for a range of drivers, from experienced racers to enthusiasts who want their first supervised track experience.
In March, the OPTIMA Ultimate Street Car Takeover program featured autocross, road-course time trials, vehicle judging, and a car show. G2 has also hosted Xtreme Xperience, which lets participants drive or ride in exotic performance cars with professional instructors.
Looking ahead from October 2026, G2’s published calendar lists an October 24 track day, an early-November Xtreme Xperience event, a November 14 Porsche Club of America Maverick Region event, and a November 21 track day. Event schedules and eligibility may change; check the official G2 event calendar before making plans.
For visitors, that mix offers something different from an ordinary auto show. They can see cars used as intended, talk to drivers and instructors, and experience the atmosphere of a real motorsports facility.
Why Racetrack Car Condos Are Becoming a Big Part of Collector Culture
G2 is part of a wider shift in collector-car real estate. Buyers increasingly want more than a secure garage: they want a destination where they can store their cars, spend time with other owners, and participate in automotive activities.
Several communities show how different that model can be. At Dominion Lux in Virginia, owners have private garage condos with a road connection to Dominion Raceway. At T11 Car Condos in Austin, buyers have an ownership opportunity alongside the Circuit of the Americas, the celebrated Formula 1 venue.
Other examples include Autobahn Country Club in Illinois, with its established motorsports membership and garage ownership opportunities; M1 Concourse in Michigan, which combines private garages, track activities and a strong enthusiast community; and The Motor Enclave in Tampa, where luxury garages sit alongside a performance-driving circuit.
The comparison also reveals important differences. T11 benefits from being beside a major international racing venue, while G2 puts its own dedicated driving circuit at the center of the club. Membership privileges, ownership structures, construction phases, and public track access vary from one destination to another.
Also Read: Inside the Most Impressive Private Car Clubs in America.
Texas Is One of America’s Biggest Markets for Luxury Car Condos
The growth of G2 and other Texas automotive destinations reflects a broader demand for private garages, collector storage, and social communities. In CarCollectorsClub.com’s 2026 car condo market research, Texas ranks third by documented collector-automotive facility count, with 50 locations, behind Florida’s 74 and California’s 55.
Those figures include private car clubs, storage facilities, racetracks, and related automotive communities—not exclusively deeded car condos. They establish Texas as a major market by facility count, but do not establish a ranking for the fastest annual growth.
CCC’s research also identifies 41 combined club-and-track communities, a category that helps explain why facilities like G2 are attracting attention. Rather than buying a garage simply to protect a vehicle, some owners want immediate access to a driving community and a place to enjoy their collections.
READ THE REPORT: Read the 2026 Car Condo Growth & Market Report — Luxury Garages, Private Clubs and Racetrack Communities.
Also See: What Is a Car Condo and Why Are They So Popular? and Car Condo Garage Design Ideas.
G2 Motorsports Park Membership and Garage Ownership
G2 has marketed VIP memberships with driving and clubhouse privileges, and its official garage-condo materials say a VIP membership is included with a qualifying condo purchase. Access to particular sessions, events and facilities is governed by the club’s current membership terms.
Early promotional materials cited a $100,000 founding membership and $500 monthly dues. Those figures should be treated as historical unless G2 confirms they remain available. Similarly, garage-condo prices and sizes shown on the club’s marketing pages should be checked before any purchase decision.
Interested buyers and drivers should ask the club directly about available condos, building completion, association fees, VIP membership conditions, instructor-led days, upcoming events, and guest policies.
G2 Motorsports Park Contact Information
Location: Anna, Texas, north of Dallas. The club’s official website lists 1001 County Road 526, Anna, TX 75409, while some event pages display a separate event-location address; confirm navigation instructions before visiting.
Phone: (214) 679-8907
Website: g2motorsportspark.com
Garage condos: G2 Private Garage Condos
Events: Official Event Calendar
G2 stands out because the cars do not disappear into storage after a weekend drive. Here, the garages, track, clubhouse, and member events are parts of the same automotive experience—one built around the people who want to own, drive, and share their passion for performance cars.
