The Kansas Motorsports Venue Protection Act establishes legal immunity for racing facilities or racetracks from civil actions based on nuisance, taking, or similar legal theories, provided that these venues were established in Kansas before the surrounding property owner acquired their property or constructed buildings for residential or commercial purposes. This immunity is contingent upon the racing facility or racetrack having conducted competitive vehicle or motorsport races within the four years prior to the surrounding property owner's acquisition of their property. The act also clarifies that it does not apply to actions alleging violations of state or local laws or conditions prohibited by valid permits.

Additionally, the act defines key terms such as "racing facility" or "racetrack," which includes all associated areas and buildings used for motorsport events, and "surrounding property owner," which refers to individuals or entities owning property within a five-mile radius of a racing venue. The act emphasizes that it does not limit the enforcement authority of the state or local governments regarding unrelated legal claims. Furthermore, it includes a severability clause to ensure that if any provision is deemed invalid, the remaining provisions will still be enforceable.