News

ANDERSON – Indianapolis driver Andrew Teepe got to cross off another item from his bucket list by winning the Tom Wood Honda 150. Teepe has...

Indianapolis driver Eddie VanMeter had to recover from a late race incident to post the win in the Champion Racing Association Sportsman Late Model race at Anderson Speedway.

ANDERSON – Ricky Craig made the move of the night on Championship night at Anderson Speedway to win in the Vore's Welding & Street...

ANDERSON – Curtis Chapman took advantage of the final restart to claim this third career victory in the National Crown at Anderson Speedway. Chapman won...

Martinsville driver Danny Trent made it two consecutive wins in Sportsman Late Model action at Anderson Speedway on Saturday.Trent started on the pole position...

Anderson's Randy Owen captured wins in the first two Triathlon events for the Vintage Wrench Ford Crown division to win the overall...

Rickie Tharp II took the lead with three laps remaining to claim the 74th running of the Pay Less Supermarket National Crown presented...

Wayne Alspaugh the only Madison County competitor to win the prestigious Pay Less Little 500 passed away last Saturday at the age of 90.

The staff of Anderson Speedway would like to offer our condolences to the family of Rex Robbins. Rex, the founder of American Speed Association, passed away Sunday after a lengthy illness. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers. “Rex was one of those irreplaceable Legends in racing, shares President of Action Entertainment Inc., Rick Dawson. His forethought and innovations led to success at the local and national levels. Anderson Speedway would not be what it is today without Rex’s influence. Becky and Rex were great inspirations to me and this loss is going to be difficult. I will continue to use the advice he instilled in me to make racing continue to prosper. Our hearts and prayers go out to Kelly and Brian and Rex’s families on their loss.”

Anderson Speedway returns to racing action on Saturday, August 23 with the Wick’s Pies Retro Weekend that showcases an exciting on track racing lineup along with Vintage Car Show with Classic Car, Motorcycle and Tractor Show.

The 18th Annual Grant Fritz/Greg Dietzen Memorial featuring the Legends along with the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models in the PGG 100 presented by Thompson Builders headline the on-track action. The Mel Kenyon Midgets and Thunder Roadsters will also be part of the racing lineup.