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By David Sink Three-time Little 500 champion Kody Swanson recently announced that he will compete in the 55th Annual Greg...

ANDERSON – For the first time in the history of the Vore’s Compact Touring Series they will be staging a virtual pit stops...

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Fort Wayne driver Billy Hutson accomplished a goal he’s been striving for since 2006 at Anderson Speedway. Over the past few years Hutson has set fast time during qualifications for the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models, but victory always eluded him. Hutson, on Saturday, passed early leader Jimmy Kirby III on lap 48 to win for the first time on the high banked quarter-mile oval in the PGG 100.

Ohio veteran driver Cody Coughlin dominated the Sport Clips 100 presented by U.S. Army to record his second CRA JEGS All-Stars Tour victory in 2021. Coughlin set fast time during qualifying Saturday with Tanner Jack and Mason Keller close behind. The invert saw Billy VanMeter take the lead at the start chased by Keller, Coughlin and Chase Burda. Jack’s night ended on the second lap when his Chevrolet made contact with the turn three wall.

Several area drivers will be seeking their first win when the CRA JEGS All-Stars Tour comes to Anderson Speedway. The pro late model series has competed on the high banked quarter-mile oval eight times since 2011 in racing that has produced six different winners. The JEGS All-Stars Tour will be competing in the Sport Clips 100 presented by U.S. Army and there are 19 drivers entered.

Salem, IN (May 26, 2021) – The ARCA/CRA Super Series Powered by JEGS has released the entry form for the prestigious 55th...

In his sixth Pay Less Little 500 career start, Tyler Roahrig dominated the second half to claim his first title. Roahrig started in the middle of the front row and took the lead for the first time on Lap 241 from Caleb Armstrong. He ran in the top three as the crew turned in lighting fast pit stops. He remained on the point until the leaders made their final pit stops on Lap 387, surrendering the point to Scott Hampton. Five laps later, Roahrig charged to the front and pulled away from three-time Little 500 champion Kody Swanson and Tanner Swanson.