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Anderson Speedway officials have made the decision to postpone this Saturday’s August 1, 2020 racing event. Due to the heavy rains this morning and...

Bobby Santos III is the first entry for the 72nd Annual Pay Less Little 500 presented by UAW. He will once again be driving for Dick Fieler and the DJ Racing team.

Anderson Parks Department Presents Kids Bike Races -- FREE Admission for KIDS

The Season Championships presented by Madison County Storm Water Quality Partnership will be featured at Anderson Speedway on Saturday, September 27 with NASH FM ThunderCars, Front Wheel Drives Oval & Figure 8’s along with Thunder Roadsters. Prior to the racing program Anderson Parks Department presents Kids Bike Races.

There will be a variety of racing action at Anderson Speedway over the next eight days. The action kicks off this Saturday with racing on the high banked quarter-mile oval in five divisions headlined by the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models.

Three champions will be crowned this Saturday at Anderson Speedway in the first of two nights of championship determining racing.

ANDERSON – James Kirby defended the home turf at Anderson Speedway for the first ever visit of the Ohio Wheelman Street Stock...

Anderson, IN - Anderson Speedway officials are reaffirming that the 72nd Annual Pay Less Little 500 presented by UAW is scheduled as planned on Saturday, May 23, 2020.

Daleville’s Aaron Pierce won in a winged sprint car at Anderson Speedway for the first time since 2010 and returned to victory lane in dominating fashion. Pierce jumped into the lead at the start and led all 50 laps en route to winning by 1.6-seconds over Davey Hamilton Jr.

New Castle driver Dalton Armstrong was excited to finally get the “monkey” off his back by dominating the Spring Fling 125. Thanks to a six-car inversion to start the Spring Fling 125 presented by Mitch Smith Automotive and Perfecto at Anderson Speedway for the Champion Racing Association Super Series, Armstrong jumped into the lead with Kyle Crump trying to make the pass on the high side for the first five laps.

Defending Thunder Roadster champion John Robbins made it two consecutive wins as he passed Rodney Oliver with an inside move on the third lap.