For the second week in a row, racing occurred at Mississippi Thunder Speedway ... that was a big feat this season. What had started out as an unfavorable forecast turned into a very favorable night at the speedway for some but much less than desirable for many.

Josh Angst is a man on a mission after notching his second feature win in the USRA RHS Modifieds in as many nights of racing at the Mississippi Thunder Speedway this season. Ben Anderson topped the field of USRA Karl Performance Parts B-Mods.

Fridays have been great in the area ... if you are a duck. RE/MAX Results night at the Mississippi Thunder Speedway once again fell to a rainout - the third in a row at the Fountain City, Wis., speedway.

Night two at Mississippi Thunder Speedway was called off in the late afternoon on Friday, April 23. Impending showers prompted promoter Bob Timm to make the call to alleviate drivers and fans from making a haul to the track only to turn around and go home.

The doors are open! Welcome to the 2010 season as Mississippi Thunder Speedway in Fountain City, Wis. Added clay, more cement grandstands, better exit stairs from the booths and more lights have enhanced the speedway for the 2010 racing season.

USRA RHS Modifieds will again headline the weekly line-up at the Mississippi Thunder Speedway in 2010. Joining the line-up this year will be the USRA Karl Chevrolet B-Mod division on a regular basis.

Champions were crowned, announcements were made and, in the end, Mississippi Thunder Speedway called it a successful, informative and building year for the new owners.

The Mississippi Thunder Speedway in Fountain City, Wis., will make the USRA Karl Chevrolet B-Mods part of their weekly Friday night program beginning in 2010, track owner Bob Timm announced this week.

Day two of the Fall Festival proved to be even colder than the first night with a harsh wind directly blowing right into the grandstands, but many fans braved the weather to usher out the season at Mississippi Thunder Speedway.

The pits were overflowing on an extremely cold night Friday to start off the first annual Mississippi Thunder Speedway Fall Festival where five heats for the USRA Modifieds resulted in two "B" Mains.

No one knew quite what to expect with the 30-lap features ahead with a mandatory 10-minute pit stop at 15 laps, but Josh Angst proved to be the man to beat in the USRA Modifieds.

A heavy rain soaked the track as haulers rolled through the pit gate leaving a muddy mess and puddles everywhere. Nearly two hours later, the first heats pulled onto the track for season championship night at Mississippi Thunder Speedway.