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Four more entries have made their way into the Anderson Speedway office for the 69th Pay Less Little 500 presented by UAW-GM.

Caleb Armstrong was the fastest man of the afternoon in practice. Qualifications up next after a fifteen minute break.

The past two winners of the prestigious Pay Less Little 500 will return to action at Anderson Speedway for the second annual Tony Elliott Classic.

Anderson Speedway Announces Little 500 Non-Qualifiers Race Anderson, IN – May 9, 2018 – Anderson Speedway officials today announced an additional event as part of...

The City of Anderson Little 500 Festival is now accepting applications for the 2018 Little 500 Festival Queen. The Little 500 Festival generates community awareness and excitement preceding the Pay Less Super Markets Little 500 presented by UAW-GM sprint car race. The nationally sanctioned race draws thousands of spectators and sprint car drivers annually from as far away as California, Florida, Europe, and Australia. Every year the Little 500 Festival selects a young lady from Madison County to receive a $1000 scholarship and to serve as Queen and a community ambassador for various events that take place during the Festival in May. Official rules can be found here and the application here. They can also be found on the Little 500 Festival Queen Facebook page. For more information contact little500festivalqueen@gmail.com or 765-642-0206.

Pole Day Practice is from 11:30am - 1:15pm. Qualifying will begin 15 minutes after practice is over. Update at 1:32pm Pos No. Name Nat/State Sponsor Best Tm 1 22 Bobby Santos III Franklin, MA DJ...

The Anderson Out of the Darkness Walk is tomorrow! We had to change the venue because of all the rain- unfortunately Anderson Speedway is flooded....

Nolen Racing will Try to Make it Two Wins in a Row   Gene Nolen will return to the 71st Annual Pay Less Little 500 presented...

Local Poets Help Others In Honor Of Poetry Month Anderson,IN--Local poets Abby and Hanna Wilson,11, have donated money through the streaming royalties of...

The National Crown is the longest continuous stock car race in the nation and this Saturday it returns to the roots that started it all in 1949. The Edgewater Woods/Sugar Fork Crossing National Crown will feature the PGG Enterprise ThunderCars for the first time in the 70-year history of the race. The ThunderCar drivers have already competed in two 50-lap features this year, but the National Crown will be paying $1,000 to the winner.