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Tyler Roahrig has been close to unbeatable in sprint car action at Anderson Speedway, this week he will be looking for a...

In the winter of 2017, Anderson Speedway came up with the mission of rejuvenating pavement non-wing sprint cars. As part of that plan more...

With his crew providing the best race car of the year Morristown’s Jeff Marcum scored his second McGunegill Engine Performance Late Model feature victory at Anderson Speedway. Marcum set fast time during qualifying Saturday on Byrider Spring Championships with last week’s race winner Ronnie Rose just a tick of the clock slower. Marcum jumped into the lead from the pole position over Rose with Cassten Everidge, Danny Trent and Jeff Whaley II running in a tight pack. By the time the first caution flag waved on lap six for debris, Trent had moved into the third spot with an inside pass of Everidge on the front straight. On the restart Rose was able to hang with Marcum running the high groove but eventually had to fall back into line. Trent used slower traffic to pass on the front straight on the 19th of 40 circuits. Although Trent finished second, he was moved back to fourth following post-race inspection with Rose credited with a second place finish and Everidge coming home in third.

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Through the first few weeks at Anderson Speedway there have been seven different drivers that have claimed feature wins. This Saturday is Spring Championship night presented by Byrider with the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models topping the racing card.

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Mother nature continues her variety of weather this week as rain and cold temperatures are forecasted for this Saturday. All weather sites are predicting rain for the entire day which has forced Anderson Speedway officials to postpone Saturday’s racing action. Optimism at the speedway abounds however, as temperatures are expected to climb to the 80’s next week.

It was a good night for three drivers with close ties to Anderson Speedway on opening night for their touring series'. There were a total of 99 cars in the pit area for O’Reilly Auto Parts Night. Jeff Marcum is no stranger to Riley & Sons Collision Victory Lane and led 74 of the 75 laps in the Champion Racing Association’s Late Model Sportsman feature event. Paige Rogers led the opening lap of the O’Reilly Auto Parts 75 with Marcum taking the point with a traditional inside pass entering turn three. Marcum had to hold off challengers Ronnie Rose, Tommy Cook and James Kirby through eight restarts. With Marcum out front fans were treated to intense racing for the second spot with Rose, Cook, Kirby and fast qualifier Billy Hutson swapping spots on every restart. Kirby finished second followed by Rose, Cook and Hutson.

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