Unfortunately, rain is not predicted to stop falling in the Warrensburg area until after midnight Friday into Saturday. The grounds and pit area are already heavily saturated.

Central Missouri Speedway is poised to host fans and drivers for a huge Memorial Day Weekend of special events racing in multiple car classes this Saturday and Sunday, May 23-24 featuring over $40,000 in race payouts.

After another night off last week, the staff of Central Missouri Speedway is hopeful a dryer weather pattern will settle in and provide an opportunity for cars to hit the track this Saturday for Pepsi Night.

Wet weather and saturated grounds have led to the cancellation of tonight's racing at Central Missouri Speedway for Saturday, May 9.

The Warrensburg area finally caught a reprieve from Mother Nature Saturday night and Central Missouri Speedway roared back to life with a total of 85 drivers on hand.

After a pair of back-to-back weather cancellations drivers and fans are eager for CMS to return to action for another round of championship racing this Saturday night.

Central Missouri Speedway is now canceled for Saturday, April 25. Persistent showers have made the grounds too wet to carry on with tonight's scheduled program.

Unfortunately Mother Nature wins today as Central Missouri Speedway in Warrensburg, Mo., is rained out for Saturday, April 18.

Week 3 of the 2015 Central Missouri Speedway season takes place Saturday evening. Last week, veteran driver Tim Karrick broke through in USRA Modified action.

Warmer weather settled into the area Saturday at the Central Missouri Speedway. The drivers and fans witnessed a swift moving program coupled with a vastly improved racing surface and close-quarters racing.

Last weekend’s season opener at the Central Missouri Speedway saw Darron Fuqua from Mayetta, Kan., capture the USRA Modified feature win.

Central Missouri Speedway began the 2015 race season on Saturday with KDKD 95.3 FM Today’s New Hit Country Night. Opening night had its challenges for those in attendance as fans braved the early April cold temperatures.