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For drivers competing in the Noble Wine & Spirits ThunderCar Division this Saturday marks their biggest race of the year. The ThunderCars will be joined by the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models, Marcum’s Welding Front Wheel Drives and the Legends.

Lady Luck smiled on Eddie VanMeter with 12 laps remaining allowing him to open the 2022 Champion Racing Association Super Series with a victory. It appeared VanMeter was going to settle for a third place finish at Anderson Speedway on Sunday in the 125-lap feature sponsored by Mitch Smith Automotive and Perfecto. Dalton Armstrong took the lead from Scotty Tomasik on lap 18 and was being challenged by fast qualifier Hunter Jack from lap 37. With Armstrong's tires starting to fade, Jack was able to get inside coming off the fourth corner on lap 112 and the two front-runners made contact entering turn one. With both Armstrong and Jack being sent to the tail of the field, that put VanMeter on the point chased by Cody Coughlin and Albert Francis.

This Saturday will be a special night at Anderson Speedway with plenty of racing action and honoring first responders. All active first...

Anderson Speedway Hosts Annual Little 500 Press Conference On Wednesday, April 26th, just 31 days out from the 75th...

After qualifying second eventual McGunegill Engine Performance Late Model driver Jeff Marcum had to start from the tail. On the opening lap...

ANDERSON – For the first of two times this year the Champion Racing Association Street Stocks will be competing in a 150-lap...

Anderson, IN - Anderson Speedway officials have announced that Saturday’s Madison County 200 has been postponed to Saturday, September 23rd due to...

Open Practice has been moved from Friday, April 12 to Saturday, April 13. Pit Gates will open at 9:00am and Practice will take place...

Aaron Pierce continued his domination of the Glenn Niebel Classic for non-wing sprint cars at Anderson Speedway on Saturday.

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.”