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Dustin Burge inherited the lead with 15 laps remaining and went on to win his first Champion Racing Association Street Stock feature of the year. Burge, the defending series champion, had to survive two restarts to record the victory on Murat Shrine Night at Anderson Speedway by first holding off Jason Atkinson and then Calvin Parham.

By Ken de la Bastide Morristown driver Jeff Marcum has watched victories in the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models slip away this season, but that...

By Ken de la Bastide Making his first start in the NASH-FM Thunder Car feature in more than two months, Trent Gossar scored his second...

Hall Of Fame Songwriter Steve Wallace’s song "Anderson Speedway" will benefit the American Cancer Society for every time the song is played on his website.

The first official entry has been received for the 67th Pay Less Little 500 on Saturday, May 23 at the high-banked quarter-mile Anderson Speedway. Car Owner Sam Pierce filed the entry for two-time race runner-up Aaron Pierce of Daleville, Ind.

Pierce will be attempting to make his13th consecutive appearance in the Pay Less Little 500. He has earned the pole position for this prestigious event twice (2006 and 2011). Pierce's best finish in the Pay Less 500 has been two runner-up finishes, in 2004 and 2007, both to Eric Gordon.

For the sixth time in seven features Nick Warner claimed the victory in the Front Wheel Drive Figure-8 division, again winning in dominant fashion.Warner...

Anderson Speedway officials postponed the Wick’s Retro Weekend on Saturday, August 23 due to persistent rain showers.

The McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models in the PGG 100 presented by Thompson Builders will now be run on September 13. The Grant Fritz/Greg Dietzen Memorial has been reset for October 4 with the Mel Kenyon Midgets running double features on Saturday, August 30.

By Ken de la Bastide Jerry Dane took advantage of the inversion to start on the outside of the front row and then held off...

Noblesville teenager Chris Hacker is making a name for himself on race tracks in Indiana, but a bigger accomplishment was raising the funds to send 24 kids to camp.

Hacker suffered from a brachial plexus Injury to his left arm during birth. The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that control the muscles of the shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand, and fingers.

Thanks to an assist from his father Trent Gossar made it consecutive wins at Anderson Speedway in the NASH-FM Thunder Car division. Tom Gossar and Morte Lewis started on the front row of the feature as a result of an inversion of six from qualifying. At the start Tom Gossar took the lead with Trent running second and point’s leader Robbie Wyman in third.