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Rick Dawson received a call last night from racer Ricky Craig, the driver that was involved in the Front Wheel Drive...

Columbus, Ind., native and former Little 500 competitor Butch Wilkerson will be the guest speaker at the May 23 Little 500 Induction Ceremony Luncheon. The ceremony will take place the afternoon of the 67th annual Pay Less Little 500 at Anderson Speedway.

Wilkerson was a force to be reckoned with during his Little 500 tenure. He competed in eleven events from 1967-79. He drove for some of the most prolific car owners in Little 500 history including: Dizz Wilson, Karl Kinser, and Jack French among others. He set on the front row on three different occasions.

By Ken de la Bastide Jerry Dane capped his first Front Wheel Drive Oval championship the way he started the season with a feature win. Dane...

Powell Racing Enters Three for the 70th Pay Less Little 500 presented by UAW-GM Anderson, Indiana (April 10, 2018): Powell Racing has once again entered...

Cody Riley was poised to score his third feature win with the Marcum's Welding Front Wheel Drive division, but it all changed...

Anderson Speedway officials have announced the cancellation of the Open Practice scheduled for Friday due to rain showers and cold temperatures. The Saturday forecast of frigid temperatures has pushed back the Saturday race program to Sunday.

On Sunday, the pit area opens at 1:30 p.m. with practice beginning at 3 and racing taking the green flag at 5.

Anderson Speedway returns to racing action on Sunday, October 5 with the 18th Annual Grant Fritz/Greg Dietzen Memorial featuring the Legends, Twin 50’s with the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models and Street Stocks plus Pro Compacts.

Vore’s Welding CRA Late Model Sportsman Begin 2020 Season Saturday at Anderson Speedway Salem, IN (June 3, 2020) – The...

There is a lot at stake when the CRA Sportsman Late Models and Street Stocks make their final appearance at Anderson Speedway. This is the final event for both divisions at Anderson Speedway on Saturday Night Racing presented by the Herald Bulletin and Cintas for drivers to lock into the Chase championship at Winchester Speedway on Oct. 12.

Defending Mel Kenyon Midget Series champion Dameron Taylor showed lots of patience early in the feature event but the sliced his way to the front for the victory at Anderson Speedway. The feature win gave Taylor a perfect night on Saturday as he set fast time during qualifying and then won his heat race.

When any event happens over 70 times, traditions around the event begin to take place. One of those traditions has been taking place...