Jennings GP is a dedicated motorcycle-only racing circuit located in Jennings, Florida, USA. Opened in 2007, the track quickly established itself as a premier destination for motorcycle enthusiasts, offering a safe and challenging environment for riders of all skill levels. The facility was conceived and built specifically for motorcycle racing, a rarity in the United States, leading to a design focused solely on two-wheeled performance.

The track layout is a technical and flowing 2.0-mile (3.2 km) circuit with 14 turns. It features a diverse mix of corners, including high-speed sweepers, tight hairpins, and challenging esses, designed to test a rider's skill and machine setup. The surface is known for its excellent grip, providing riders with confidence and allowing them to push their limits. The absence of walls close to the track in many sections contributes to a safer riding environment, reducing the risk of impact in the event of a crash.

Jennings GP hosts a variety of motorcycle racing events, including track days, racing schools, and competitive race weekends. Many organizations, such as CCS (Championship Cup Series) and WERA Motorcycle Roadracing, hold regional and national events at the facility. The track is also popular for motorcycle testing and development. Its unique focus on motorcycles means that the track is optimized for motorcycle dynamics, with considerations like run-off areas and corner radii specifically tailored to two-wheeled vehicles. The dedicated motorcycle focus, combined with its challenging layout and high-grip surface, makes Jennings GP a truly unique and beloved racing circuit in the American motorsport landscape.