texas mile

The bi-annual event known as the Texas Mile moved to Victoria Regional Airport last month and, officials are calling the first run a big success. According to a published report in the Victoria Advocate, just over 3,500 spectators attended the 3-day event, and there were 220 people that ran in the event...

The need for speed. Everybody feels it once in a while, unfortunately, you don't get the chance to really fulfill it in everyday life. That's what the Texas Mile is all about, and this past weekend at Victoria Regional Airport, the inaugural running of the bi-annual event was a huge success...

The highly-anticipated Texas Mile officially moved to Victoria Regional Airport this weekend, and despite a little rain Friday, the event was a huge success. Speed was the name of the game, and last year's record holder broke his own record twice this weekend...

When I first heard the news that the Texas Mile is coming to Victoria Regional Airport, I was pretty excited. I mean, who wouldn't love the opportunity to see some of the coolest cars in the world hitting speeds approaching 300 mph? It happens this weekend March 24th through 26th...

By now you've probably hear the news, the Texas Mile is moving to Victoria Regional Airport. Well, the event happens the weekend of March 24th through 26th, and registration officially opens today. Want to see what kind of top end your ride is capable of without getting a speeding ticket...

There has been talk about it between event organizers and Victoria City officials and now, a deal has been reached to bring the Texas Mile to Victoria Regional Airport. Event founders Jay and Shannon Matus say a collaborative effort and a welcoming environment helped make the decision to bring the bi-annual event from Beeville to Victoria...

Have you ever wondered just how fast your car will go? A lot of us have but, we have never had the chance to find out...legally, anyway. We just may get that chance as early as next March, because the infamous Texas Mile may be headed to Victoria...

Registration may be closed for this weekend but, that doesn't mean you can't still enjoy the Texas Mile as a spectator this weekend. This event happens twice a year at Chase Field in Beeville, and drivers come from all over the U.S., Canada and Mexico to put the pedal to the metal, and in fact race teams build special cars just for the event, that reach speeds well over 200 mph. But it's not only

Do you have a fast car? Want to know how fast it'll go? You don't get much opportunity to really push it to its limits on public streets and highways legally, that is, and that's why there's the Texas mile. This event happens twice a year at Chase Field in Beeville, and registration for the next event is underway. How fast can you go in a one mile stretch? Drivers come from all over the U.S., Cana