Early entries from drivers all over the nation are pouring in as anticipation grows for the inaugural USRA National Championships presented by McCarthy Auto Group, set for Oct. 1-4 at the Lakeside Speedway.

Inclement weather is responsible for Lakeside Speedway to have to cancel this week’s racing program. All attendees from tonight can bring their ticket stubs as admission for next week’s races.

Three of the top six drivers in the USRA B-Mod national points race were subject to various inspections Friday night and all three have passed all tests, USRA officials announced today.

Max Harder became the 12th different driver to win a first feature race at Lakeside Speedway when he led from green to checkered in the USRA B-Mod main event Friday night.

In a caution-free feature, the USRA Modifieds witnessed points leader Nic Bidinger lead every lap on his way to the McCarthy Auto Group Winner’s Circle Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway.

USRA Modifieds were in fine form as two of the greats would battle side by side early using both high line and low line on a near perfect racing surface Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway.

This Friday night, July 25, every race fan 18 years old and older entering Lakeside Speedway will receive an entry form for the Worth Harley Davidson Sportster Seventy Two Motorcycle Giveaway.

For a second time this season at the Lakeside Speedway, the USRA Modified feature saw a first-time winner and his name is John Stiens.

Kerry Davis ended a two-year Lakeside Speedway dry spell last week by winning the USRA Modified feature. This week, he made sure the dry spell wouldn’t be so long as he raced to another feature win.

Kerry Davis ended a two-year Lakeside Speedway dry spell by winning the USRA Modified feature Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway.

Nic Bidinger made it four out of the last six by winning the USRA Modified feature Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway.

Nic Bidinger made it three out of the last five by winning the USRA Modified feature Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway. Leading every lap, Bidinger was initially challenged by Darron Fuqua, who often went door to door with the points leader.