Looking for some cooperation from Mother Nature after a rare rainout, the Lucas Oil Speedway Weekly Racing Series resumes action Saturday night with fans getting a special bargain.

The onslaught of rain and chilly temperatures has forced cancellation of Saturday night's scheduled Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series program at the Lucas Oil Speedway.

One of the best ways to to enjoy the Lucas Oil Speedway dirt track racing experience is from the prime viewing and comfort offered from 20 suites overlooking the front straightaway.

New Mexico native Stormy Scott, now of Cameron, Mo., started from the pole and led all 25 laps to grab the USRA Modified feature win Saturday at the Lucas Oil Speedway.

Jon Sheets took the lead midway through the 20-lap feature and held off Ken Schrader for the USRA Modified victory Friday night at the Lucas Oil Speedway.

The 2017 racing season will see some new champions and additional points funds and contingency awards available for drivers competing in the Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series.

The curtain rose on the 2017 season at Lucas Oil Speedway on Saturday night with Jeff Cutshaw and Kris Jackson topping the Summit Racing USRA Weekly Racing Series main events.

When fans enter Lucas Oil Speedway each weekend, they see a manicured complex from the well-kept grass, to the sparkling clean grandstands to a well-prepared racing surface.

After a successful Saturday of test and tune, it's time to go racing for real at Lucas Oil Speedway with USRA Modifieds and Out-Pace USRA B-Mods headlining the show.

The first sounds of the new season at Lucas Oil Speedway crank up on Saturday when engines fire for an open preseason Test & Tune from 2-6 p.m.

Chase Domer had few complaints about his 2016 season at Lucas Oil Speedway, finishing a solid fourth in Pitts Homes USRA Modified points even without running a full schedule.

Fun at 51. That describes where veteran Lucas Oil Speedway Out-Pace USRA B-Mod driver Jim Cihy views his racing career as a new season approaches.