The Holley Iron Man Series was back in action Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway as Steve Jackson claimed the $1,000 top prize for USRA Stock Cars while Brad Smith conquered the USRA B-Mod main event.

A big weekend is on the horizon for USRA Stock Cars and USRA B-Mods as the Holley Iron Man Series braces for a doubleheader May 8-9 in conjunction with the USMTS Modifieds.

The eminent threat of weather plagued Lakeside Speedway once again, but the staff did a nice job in hurrying the races along all night and, in the end, were able to dodge the bullet and get in the entire show.

It looked like things were going south for Lakeside Speedway Friday night when a shower popped up and threatened the cancellation of racing. Good thing for the crew at Lakeside Speedway they were ready.

It was a new beginning at Lakeside Speedway on Friday night. Cold weather, rain and other elements played games with the staff, but in the end the track was ready to go.

The Marrs and Johnson families have entered into an agreement for the transfer of ownership of the Lakeside Speedway to the Marrs family beginning in 2015.

The 2015 racing season will be the sixth for the Holley Iron Man Series, and the biggest and boldest schedule yet is in place for the popular series featuring USRA Stock Cars and USRA B-Mods.

Chad Clancy, your USRA B-Mod National Point Champion and his plans for the 2015 Season.

Lakeside Speedway would like to congratulate our weekly racers that made the feature events at the USRA National Championships presented by McCarthy Auto Group.

In addition to some serious cash awards, dozens of drivers at this past weekend’s inaugural USRA National Championships presented by McCarthy Auto Group received some fantastic product from various event sponsors.

After a wild and entertaining four days, Rodney Sanders, Dillon Anderson, Mike Higley and Eric Stanton each left the Lakeside Speedway Saturday night as winners at the inaugural USRA National Championships presented by McCarthy Auto Group.

After 36 races and nearly 500 laps of green flag racing Friday night, 60 drivers in four divisions locked themselves into the main events for Saturday’s USRA National Championship finals.