With hopes of brighter weather, Lebanon I-44 Speedway is ready to race this Saturday night with the USRA Modifieds. All regular night racing classes will be racing as well, with an expected car count nearing 100.

KLGA 92.7 FM radio located in Algona, Iowa announced today that their dirt racing radio broadcasts are now available on the Internet.

Tired of waiting until football season to tailgate at the big games? Lebanon I-44 Speedway is giving fans an incentive to celebrate on the Wild Side.

All three USRA-sanctioned classes will be in action this Saturday, April 29, at Thunderhill Speedway in Mayetta, Kan., as a number of local drivers are expected to continue their run at the USRA Casey's General Stores Weekly Racing Series national championship.

Officials from the new Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo., have announced that they will be sanctioning their weekly Modified class with the USRA for the 2006 racing season as part of the USRA Casey's General Stores Weekly Racing Series.

The content is geared for both the hardcore racing enthusiasts and the causal fan, and listeners will have the opportunity to call in to win free admission tickets to the Pritchard Family Auto Stores Hancock County Speedway.

Officials from Rapid Speedway in Rock Rapids, Iowa, have announced that they will sanction their B-Modified class with the United States Racing Association (USRA) for the 2006 racing season.

With the west central Wisconsin countryside laid out before them this Friday night, the people will sit back, relax and enjoy the sites and sounds which surround them.

After an unplanned week off at Thunderhill Speedway last week due to the unpredictable Kansas weather, racing action will return this weekend to the Mayetta, Kan., speedway.

This week's exhilarating laundry list of heavenly high-powered excitement begins on Saturday, April 22, with the fourth attempt of the 2006 season for the drivers and fans at the Pepsi Scotland County Speedway in Memphis, Mo.

Racing under the banner of the United States Racing Association, drivers at Cresco Speedway will be competing for unmatched year-end track and national points funds as part of the USRA Casey's General Stores Weekly Racing Series.

The biggest season so far for RL Promotions kicks off this week with action on tap at all five racing facilities operated by the Webster City, Iowa-based organization. Racing under the banner of the United States Racing Association, drivers at all five dirt ovals will be competing for unmatched year-end track and national points funds as part of the USRA Casey's General Stores Weekly Racing Series.