The sun shone brightly over the Chateau Raceway Friday and another good field of cars put on a great show. Several drivers added to their win totals, and one drove to a career milestone.

Race fans took advantage of free admission for Fan Appreciation Night at the Chateau Raceway as the facility was packed to the gills.

Race fans witnessed another wild and wooly night of action at Chateau Raceway this week. Seventy-six cars signed in the back gate Friday night and several first time winners took the checkered flag.

An absolutely beautiful night for racing graced Chateau Raceway for the 17th Annual Mike Guttormson Memorial. A big crowd was on hand and a great field of cars checked into the pit area.

The sun finally came out on Friday after heavy rains missed the Chateau Raceway on Thursday. It was a nice night for the season opener which had been delayed four weeks by inclement weather. Seventy-five cars were on hand and the fans witnessed some good racing.

After much discussion, we have decided to push the 2014 season opening event back. The new season opener is now slated for Friday, April 25.

Visitors to the official USRA website got an early Christmas present today as officials from the USRA and Nitroquest Media Group launched a new full-featured home on the World Wide Web.

Chateau Raceway’s annual awards banquet will be held on Saturday, Jan. 11. The night's events will take place at the Austin Convention Center at the Holiday Inn.

Four first-time national champions in four divisions have been crowned for 2013 in the USRA Weekly Racing Series.

Rules for the 2014 USRA Weekly Racing Series are complete and are available on the USRA website, officials from the United States Racing Association announced today.

Drivers in the two open-wheel divisions are locked in tight battles with razor-thin margins that will come down to the final night of racing while the leaders in the two full-fendered divisions have simply to wait until Oct. 20 to be crowned USRA national champions.

The USRA B-Mod feature started with a bang Friday night at the Chateau Raceway when Ryan Stebbins pounded the turn 3 wall and climbed on top of it before coming to rest in turn 4.