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Champion Racing Association Powered by JEGS officials have released the entry form for the Stoops Freightliner Redbud 300, which will take place at Anderson Speedway in Anderson, Indiana on Saturday, July 18. The 300 lap event will pay $10,000 to win plus bonuses and will be the second event of the JEGS/CRA $100,000 Super Late Model Triple Crown, which will pay a driver $100,000 bonus if a driver can win the Stoops Freightliner Redbud 300, the Battle at Berlin 251 at Berlin Raceway and the 44th Annual Winchester 400 at Winchester Speedway. There is a $10,000 bonus if a driver can only win two of the events. Erik Jones won the Battle at Berlin 251 this past Tuesday.

Jeff Marcum inherited the lead in the PGG Enterprises 100 for the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models when the two leaders tangled and went...

Due to weather, Anderson Speedway Officials have decided to cancel open practice for this evening. Anderson Speedway will be racing Saturday, June 20 with the PGG 100 featuring 100 laps from the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models. Marcums Welding Pro Compacts and the return of the Harts Auto Figure 8's will also compete in their Spring Championships. Gates will be opening at 5, qualifications at 6:30 with the Interstate Auto Auction green flag racing starting at 8. Adult tickets are $12, kids 6-12 $4 and 5 and under free. Anderson Speedway encourages all fans to join the texting club by texting SPEEDWAY to 41411 to get immediate updates straight to their pockets.

In his second appearance of 2015 at Anderson Speedway, Scotty Tomasik made a return visit to the winner’s circle capturing the 75-lap feature for the CRA Late Model Sportsman on Saturday.

Scott Tomasik remained perfect at Anderson Speedway winning the CRA Late Model Sportsman 75 on Saturday.

Two traveling series with the Champion Racing Association will be in action this Saturday at Anderson Speedway in tune-ups to two major races later in June.

It was another historic night at Anderson Speedway with the Michigan based Vintage Racing Organization of American Modifieds making their first ever appearance.

With a new engine in his car, Anderson’s Josh Poore set fast time during qualifications and then cruised to the Street Stock Spring Championship victory.

Jack Dossey III watched a big lead evaporate and then had to survive four restarts to win the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Model Spring Championship at Anderson Speedway.

There were five drivers battling in a three-lap shoot-out to determine who would win the feature event for the Legends Division at Anderson Speedway.