A rain shower during the first Pure Stock heat race delayed the show for about a half an hour, but racing continued at the Chateau Raceway.
It was a birthday celebration at Chateau Raceway on Friday. The track celebrated its 56th birthday this week. The first race was held on June 30, 1956, and the racing continues to attract fans to the track that lies along the Cedar River.
It was a picture perfect evening along the Cedar River Friday night at the Chateau Raceway.
The threat of rain held the car count down a bit this week but the racing was still top notch at the Chateau Raceway in Lansing, Minn.
Jacob Dahle dominated the 25-lap USRA Modified main event Friday at the Chateau Raceway. Dahle started on the pole and, plain and simply, drove away from the field for his first win of the season.
It was an absolutely beautiful night for racing at Chateau Raceway on Best Disposal and Rent-N-Save Night. The crowd witnessed some of the best feature racing so far this season.
A.J. Wiste won his first career USRA Modified feature at the Chateau Raceway Friday night while Jerry Young topped the USRA B-Mods.
After losing three of the last four shows to Mother Nature, the Chateau Raceway was finally able to get some racing done this week.
Mother Nature reared her ugly head again this week at Chateau Raceway. With severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings just to the west of the Lansing area, the races were cancelled late Friday afternoon.
Mother Nature evened the score at two on Friday as cold temperatures, wind and a bleak weather forecast forced the cancellation of the races for the second time this year at Chateau Raceway in Lansing, Minn.
After a rain-out last week, the pit area was packed with 104 cars at the Chateau Raceway Friday with Lucas Schott and Brian Schrage taking the checkers in USRA action.
The races for Friday night, April 13, at the Chateau Raceway have been canceled due to unfavorable weather conditions.
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