Noble RV of Owatonna, Minn., has announced the support and sponsorship of Kasson Speedway for 2008, and Kasson Speedway promoter Scott Mondus is thrilled to team up with the area superstore of RV trailers and motor homes.

The action-packed 2008 race season is set to begin Friday night at the Midway Speedway in Lebanon, Mo., with the first points show of the season. The Midway Speedway is ready to begin its fourth full season of racing and has set a very aggressive schedule for this season with a geat mixture of regular shows and special events.

The 2008 Deer Creek Speedway car show is set for Saturday, March 29, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Clements Auto in Rochester, Minn. Test drive a new car and get free race tickets, free hot dogs and pop while supplies last!

In an effort to support the drivers and address rising travel costs, Kasson Speedway officials unveiled a support program today designed to support participation and loyalty. Any USRA Modified driver that has perfect attendance will receive a $300 guarantee against their track points fund, regardless of finish.

Race fans attending the Friday night races this summer at the Murray County Speedway in Slayton, Minn., will be treated to a new grandstand from which to watch the wheel-to-wheel action.

Some of the cars competing this season will be showing off their 2008 looks as the Lebanon I-44 Speedway, along with the Monett Speedway, will be displayed this weekend at the Battlefield Mall in Springfield, Mo., starting Friday, March 7, and will be there all weekend long through March 9.

The Midway Speedway in Lebanon, Mo., has announced two scheduled practice dates for the upcoming 2008 racing season. The track will host two Saturday afternoon dates with March 15 and March 22 being planned. Each day, drivers will be able to test and tune from 12 noon until around 3 p.m.

The latest edition of the National Sprint Car Annual is now available. The 84-page annual features color photos of sprint car and super-modified action from all corners of United States.

It started 25 years ago as racefan and local businessman Bill Willard saw a need for local area racing as it was on a downward slide. Bill had some land right off Historic Route 66 and Interstate 44,jumped on his dozer and began moving trees, brush and everythingelse to create the then state-of-the-art Lebanon I-44 Speedway.

Kasson State Bank has signed on as a MID-Mods sponsor for 2008. The locally-owed bank and long time supporter of the speedway has committed to sponsor the largest and very exciting class of racing.

Hawkeye Racing News will publish their annual “Hometown Heroes” issue, which is due out Feb. 20. This issue profiles drivers throughout the Midwest in support classes.

Hawkeye Racing News will publish their annual “Hometown Heroes” issue, which is due out Feb. 20. This issue profiles drivers throughout the Midwest in support classes.