The Kansas Motorsports Venue Protection Act establishes legal immunity for racing facilities and racetracks from civil actions based on nuisance, taking, or similar legal theories, provided that these venues were established in Kansas prior to the acquisition of surrounding properties or the construction of improvements on those properties by the surrounding property owners. This immunity is designed to protect established motorsports venues from legal claims that may arise due to their presence in the vicinity of newly developed properties. However, the act specifies that it does not apply to civil actions alleging violations of state or local laws or conditions prohibited by valid permits governing the racing facilities.

Additionally, the act clarifies that it does not affect civil actions unrelated to nuisance or similar claims, nor does it limit the enforcement authority of the state or local governments regarding violations of laws unrelated to these claims. The provisions of the act are declared to be severable, ensuring that if any part is found invalid, the remaining sections will still be enforceable. The act will take effect upon its publication in the statute book.