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Anderson Speedway returns to racing action on Saturday, October 4 with the 18th Annual Grant Fritz/Greg Dietzen Memorial featuring the Legends, Twin 50’s with the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models and Street Stocks plus Pro Compacts.

Anderson Speedway officials have announced a brand new Stock Figure 8 division will be introduced in 2015. Click headline to view rules.

On Thursday, Jessica Bean, UAW Motorsports, Anderson Speedway and the United States Speed Association will host the 2nd annual Karting For A Cure at...

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.

Curtis Chapman hit a hot streak in the final month of NASH-FM Thunder Car competition to repeat as the division champion at Anderson Speedway on Saturday. Chapman and Robbie Wyman were locked in a season long battle for the top spot in the point’s chase. Chapman grabbed a one-point lead over Wyman on Sept. 6 and claimed the title with a dominating performance in the feature race.

By Ken de la Bastide Jerry Dane capped his first Front Wheel Drive Oval championship the way he started the season with a feature win. Dane...

Jerry Dane capped his first Front Wheel Drive Oval championship the way he started the season with a feature win.

Dane set fast time during qualifications to start on the pole position and from there led the entire distance for his sixth feature win of the year.

Nick Warner won his ninth feature win in the Front Wheel Drive Figure-8 Division but the championship went to the team of Jeff Williams and Randy Owens.

Warner was ineligible for the title.

Frankton driver John Robbins captured his fourth feature win of the season on his way to the Thunder Roadsters championship.

Robbins was the fast qualifier and led all 30 laps to record the victory with Doug Dugger, looking to make it three wins in a row, closing over the second half of the race but never able to close to within more than a handful of car lengths.

Curtis Chapman hit a hot streak in the final month of NASH FM ThunderCar competition to repeat as the division champion at Anderson Speedway on Saturday, September 27.

Chapman and Robbie Wyman were locked in a season long battle for the top spot in the point’s chase. Chapman grabbed a one-point lead over Wyman on Sept. 6 and claimed the title with a dominating performance in the feature race.