ANDERSON, Ind. – The touring HRA Street Stocks return to Anderson Speedway this Saturday night for one of their biggest events of the season, the HRA Street Stock 150.
The 150-lap showdown will headline a four-division racing program that also includes the return of the Kenyon Midget Series, along with the Knapp Supply Ford Division and Front Wheel Drive Division.
The HRA Street Stocks have produced competitive racing throughout the season, with Duane Damon leading the championship standings after two events. Damon holds a slim advantage over Thomas Skiles and Sam McCord, who enters the weekend with momentum after capturing the most recent series victory at Highland Rim Speedway in Tennessee. Shawn Niedert and Matt Barnes rounded out the top three finishers in that event.
Defending Anderson Speedway Street Stock standout Dalton Conner will be among the drivers to watch. Conner swept both 150-lap Street Stock events at Anderson Speedway last season and will be looking to continue that success as teams prepare for the prestigious 200-lap feature during CB Fabricating Redbud 400 weekend in July.
The Kenyon Midget Series returns for its second of three appearances at Anderson Speedway in 2026. The season opener at the quarter-mile oval produced one of the most exciting finishes of the year when point leader Aryton Houk worked through traffic and passed Evan Hammond on the final lap for the victory. Kyle Sheard completed the podium in third.
Houk has enjoyed a strong season, collecting two victories and building an early lead in the championship standings. His wins include the Anderson Speedway opener and a triumph at Lincoln Park Speedway.
Competition in the Knapp Supply Ford Division has been fierce this season, with Ronnie Phipps, Josh Sage, and Jaden Tharp all visiting victory lane. The division is coming off a Figure-8 appearance last weekend that saw Rickie Tharp score the win.
The Front Wheel Drive Division has also seen multiple winners in 2026, with Caleb Southerland and Gaige Hulett each earning feature victories.
Qualifying begins at 5:45 p.m. with racing scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m.
Adult tickets are $15, children ages 6-12 are $5, and children 5 and under are admitted free.
Fans can purchase tickets and find additional event information at Anderson Speedway.
