Starting life as a quarter mile dirt track, in 1952, with little but cornfields for boundaries, this track has been the home of Saturday night Racers, and fans, for many years. Over the years there have been many improvements. The track was paved, as a small quarter mile, with 6 degree banking at both ends, in 1964. The walls have progressed from cornfields, to guardrails to back-filled reinforced concrete, by 1981. The 1983 season saw the appearance of the tall yellow scoring tower, which served through the 1989 season.

One hundred years ago people gathered on the streets of Mazon for a colt show. People led their animals from all parts of Grundy County and tied them to the hitching posts before the competition began on the dirt streets. Horsemen came from all the surrounding towns and counties. Every part of Grundy County was represented. The ladies from the Mazon Congregational Church served dinner and local teams played the newly popular sport of baseball. By the end of the day over 2,000 people had attended the very first fair in Mazon. This event was such a success that the next year a larger horse show was held. This was a time when automobiles were a curiosity. Horses and horse drawn buggies were the main method of transportation.

State Park Speedway is a ¼ mile racing oval located just outside the city of Wausau in the Town of Rib Mountain. State Park Speedway takes pride is its history. For over 35 years guys like Dick Trickle, Dave Marcis, Bobby Allison, Mark Martin, Tom and Bryan Reffner, Jim Back, Marv Marzofka, and Scott and Chris Wimmer have all competed at the track. Besides all the racing action, State Park Speedway offers something for everyone. From the State Park Speedway Bar to the first class VIP Deck, be sure to check out all the extra ammenities SPS offers!

The Wisconsin International Raceway (WIR) is a stockcar racing oval and dragstrip in the Town of Buchanan, in Outagamie County, just outside Kaukauna, Wisconsin, USA.

The ‘Stars and Cars’ of the ARCA Midwest Tour will return to Hawkeye Downs for the first time in six seasons on Saturday night August 21 for a 100 lap feature event plus preliminary races. Race fans and teams will be greeted by multiple improvements around the half mile oval including recently installed state of the art Musco LED lights. This will mark the Midwest Tour’s eighth visit to Hawkeye Downs. The past two victories have been collected by four time ARCA Midwest Tour Champion Ty Majeski. Former Tour Champs Jonathan Eilen and Steve Carlson have also been victorious during Tour competition at Hawkeye, with Carlson winning four times in a row.

The first track on this location was installed in the early 1950’s and was a quarter-mile dirt track. It was operated by local service organizations at first and was known as the Oregon Legion Speedway for several years. The track featured weekly racing throughout the summer and was one of two tracks located in southern Dane County with the other being a track located just west of Paoli.

Dells Raceway Park, formerly known as the Dells Motor Speedway, is a car racing raceway located in the town of Lyndon, in Juneau County, north of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin just off of U.S. Route 12/Wisconsin Highway 16.

Oktoberfest is a racing event and experience that you cannot capture on a computer screen, a television screen, or a smart phone. It is something much more. Think of it like a real-life fun experience, because that’s what it is. Everything else…. is just a race.

Oktoberfest is a racing event and experience that you cannot capture on a computer screen, a television screen, or a smart phone. It is something much more. Think of it like a real-life fun experience, because that’s what it is. Everything else…. is just a race.