Central Missouri Speedway returns for more exciting dirt track racing action after a two-week break on Saturday, Aug. 23, with USRA Modifieds headlining the show.

Although it may seem just like yesterday when CMS first made its highly anticipated announcement regarding its 2014 grand re-opening season, just five nights of racing remain on this season’s schedule.

The dirt track magic continued Saturday for Kids Night at the Central Missouri Speedway as Jim Moody drove up front all night to win his fifth USRA Modified feature.

Dirt track magic returns to Central Missouri Speedway on Saturday, Aug. 1, for Kids Night at the Races with USRA Modifieds and more.

Twenty USRA Modifieds battled in three heat races and a 25-lap main event to close out the night Saturday at the Central Missouri Speedway.

The only thing hotter than the mid-summer temperatures is the racing action about to unfold at Central Missouri Speedway this Saturday for Heartland Waste Night featuring USRA Modifieds.

A warm but pleasant night for race fans and drivers was the recipe for success at Central Missouri Speedway Saturday night as Jim Moody motored back to the front to win his fourth USRA Modified feature.

Mother Nature dealt a hot one for fans in the stands and drivers on hand for 98.5 FM ‘The Bar’ Night, but 67 came through the CMS gates in five divisions, including 16 USRA Modifieds.

Just days removed from the Tom Wilson Memorial BBQ Bowl, Central Missouri Speedway is ready for more of the best drivers in the business to descend on the track for 98.5 FM The Bar Night.

The 9th annual Tom Wilson BBQ Bowl Memorial was another exciting race night for fans and drivers with action-packed excitement throughout the evening and ending with a victory lane celebration for Zack VanderBeek.

A total of 94 cars checked in for competition for night one of the 9th Annual Tom Wilson Memorial BBQ Bowl at Central Missouri Speedway, including 35 USRA Modifieds.

The Tom Wilson Memorial BBQ Bowl pays a whopping $5,000 to the USRA Modified feature winner and $1,000 just for taking the green flag during Saturday night’s 50-lap, 24-car main event at the Central Missouri Speedway.