Deadline to reserve tickets for the annual Lucas Oil Speedway Championship Banquet at The Lodge at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton is quickly approaching.

As the racing season at Lucas Oil Speedway enters the home stretch, it's time to think about celebrating the accomplishments from 2016 with the Lucas Oil Speedway Championship Banquet.

On Public Safety Appreciation Night at the Lucas Oil Speedway Saturday, 125 cars checked into the pits with J.C. Morton winning the Out-Pace USRA B-Mod feature and Eric Turner topping the USRA Modifieds.

You can't blame Shawn Strong if he's sorry to see the season coming to an end with this Saturday's program at Lucas Oil Speedway.

The new Distribution Center is designed to process orders quickly and efficiently. It will be large enough to stock thousands of parts from over 1,200 manufacturers, ready for immediate delivery.

Jeff Cutshaw is on the verge of his third straight championship in the USRA Modified division and J.C. Morton of Springfield leads the Out-Pace USRA B-Mods.

Lucas Schott earned his first victory at Lucas Oil Speedway—and 11th of the season—by capturing the Pitts Homes USRA Modified 25-lap feature for a $750 payoff.

Rarely do young racers show an ability to run near the front and do so while demonstrating respect for veteran competitors. Kaeden Cornell has demonstrated all of that at Lucas Oil Speedway.

This will mark the 30th Ozarks Area Racers Reunion and Hall of Fame ceremony and bring the total in the Hall to 185.

Shawn Strong of Billings led all 20 laps to capture his second Out-Pace USRA B-Mod feature win of the season Saturday at the Lucas Oil Speedway.

It's the 7th annual USMTS Slick-Mist Show-Me Shootout presented by Foley Equipment on Saturday night at Lucas Oil Speedway.

An estimated 10,000 pounds of food was donated by the fans coming through the gates Saturday at the Lucas Oil Speedway, topping last year's record total of 8,144.