Most fans may have shown up to see the USMTS Modifieds at Lakeside Speedway Friday night, but when they left they were talking about the thrilling features that the USRA B-Mods and USRA Stock Cars provided.

Gene Claxton earned his first USRA B-Mod win of the season Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway while Kevin Anderson got his seventh in USRA Stock Cars and Kerry Davis rolled to his sixth in USRA Modified competition.

It was a hot, steamy night that greeted the racers and fans on Friday night. The return for the fans that dared the warm temperatures was a great show.

The weather was hot on Friday night but the fans and racers turned out for another great night of racing at the Home for Dirt Track Racing in Kansas City, Lakeside Speedway.

Central Auto Racing Boosters (CARB) members receive free admission to tracks on their CARB Nights, and CARB will hand out door prizes to the first 100 fans and all drivers.

For once it felt like Summer at Lakeside Speedway on Friday night. The other positive thing was that a rain cloud could not be found for miles around.

It finally felt normal again at Lakeside Speedway on Friday night. The weather finally took a break and let the racers, fans, workers and sponsors get back to doing what they love: dirt track racing.

For another race night during the 2015 season, the folks at the Lakeside Speedway were able to out-fox Mother Nature and Friday night’s races were contested on a surface that had been plastered with moisture all week long.

The Holley Iron Man Series was back in action Friday night at the Lakeside Speedway as Steve Jackson claimed the $1,000 top prize for USRA Stock Cars while Brad Smith conquered the USRA B-Mod main event.

A big weekend is on the horizon for USRA Stock Cars and USRA B-Mods as the Holley Iron Man Series braces for a doubleheader May 8-9 in conjunction with the USMTS Modifieds.

The eminent threat of weather plagued Lakeside Speedway once again, but the staff did a nice job in hurrying the races along all night and, in the end, were able to dodge the bullet and get in the entire show.

It looked like things were going south for Lakeside Speedway Friday night when a shower popped up and threatened the cancellation of racing. Good thing for the crew at Lakeside Speedway they were ready.