American Racer USRA Weekly Racing Series national points leader Johnny Bone Jr. took another step toward the elusive title of National Champion Friday night with his second win in as many weeks at the Humboldt Speedway in the USRA RHS Modified main event.

Midway through the 2011 season at Humboldt Speedway, things are more interesting than ever.

Brian Bolin topped the field in the USRA RHS Modified feature Friday night at the Humboldt Speedway, but it was no cruise as Jess Folk Jr. found the setup he needed and mounted a serious challenge before scoring the runner-up spot.

It's been a bit of an unusual season so far at Humboldt Speedway. For one, Sunday's Dwaine Whitworth Memorial was the first really comfortable day of the season weather-wise, despite gale force winds.

Johnny Bone Jr. made his bi-weekly pilgrimage back to the Humboldt Speedway Friday and proved once again that he's dialed in as he won the USRA RHS Modified feature.

For veteran driver John Allen, a win in the USRA RHS Modified feature Sunday at the Humboldt Speedway must have been very satisfiing, given how hard he had to drive to earn it.

A field of 28 USRA Modifieds were on hand to compete Friday night at the Humboldt Speedway, with 20 of them going to the Allen Co. Chiropractic "A" feature.

John Allen rolled out a brand new car for the USRA RHS Modified event Friday night at the Humboldt Speedway, and went straight to the front for the feature win.

It had rained a lot over the last couple of days, so there was plenty of moisture in the clay but Ron Whitworth and crew, as usual, had the surface in top shape.

A stranger pulled into Humboldt Speedway on Sunday afternoon. Nobody knew much about Jon Sheets other than one thing: he's really fast.

Mother Nature lit up the Friday night sky at Humboldt Speedway, and the electrical storm that had been steadily building all evening forced a halt to racing action after heat races had been completed.

April Fools’ Day marked the return of Friday night racing at the Humboldt Speedway and the performance of Brian Bolin was no laughing matter.