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Humboldt Speedway hosted the second round of the Hunt for the USMTS Casey’s Cup powered by S&S Fishing & Rental Friday night, and Terry Phillips hoisted the winner’s check for $3,000. he 50-year-old from Springfield, Mo., was the beneficiary of a rough-and-tumble battle for the lead between Cade Dillard and Rodney Sanders midway through the race that saw Dillard retire with rear end damage and Sanders sent to the tail of the field. Phillips inherited the top spot for the restart with 20 laps...more

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Stephen Muilenburg and Brandon Kenney Lead the Way into Sunday’s Battle at the Bullring Finale! By Sam Stoecklin Humboldt, Kansas (March 10, 2017) – Night two at Battle at the Bullring III greeted drivers and fans with cooler temps but even those elements couldn’t stop drivers from bringing the heat to the hallowed grounds of Humboldt Speedway. The night began with round two heat races for B-Mod drivers as they worked to improve overall passing points. After completion of all heat races,...more

Following the King of America VII, the 2017 race season got back underway this Friday night at Humboldt Speedway. With a new season comes a new sanctioning body, the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. In A Modified action Mt. Hope, Kansas driver Tad Davis defended his 2016 track championship as he held off Fayetteville, Arkansas speedster Tyler Wolff for the 20 lap victory. Three time winner Mitch Keeter held off Tuscon, Arizona ace RC Whitwell for third. Seventh starting Cody Schniepp rounded...more

Mitch Keeter has found Humboldt Speedway his own personal playground. The Webb City, Missouri driver notched his 4th win on the young NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Season Friday in dominating fashion. Keeter led wire to wire for 20 fast paced laps holding off Arkansas driver Tyler Wolff and Arizona's RC Whitwell. Chase Domer from Nevada, Missouri was the night's biggest mover, finishing fourth from his tenth place starting position. Heat race wins went to Iola's Chase Sigg and Keeter....more

With the rains from Friday passed, Humboldt Speedway roared back into action on Sunday evening. NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modifieds drew the attention of the crowd as Tuscon, Arizona's RC Whitwell used his starting pole position to cruise to his first victory on the bullring at Humboldt Speedway. Whitwell held off former USMTS Champion Jason Hughes in the closing laps for the win. Current track point leader Mitch Keeter finished third. Modifieds will compete on April 28th for $1500 to...more

Humboldt Speedway- On a beautiful Cinco de Mayo evening at the Humboldt Speedway, five was the magic number for Webb City’s Mitch Keeter as he picked up win number five on the 2017 season. Keeter led wire to wire to pick up the win, holding off challenges early from Nevada’s Jon Sheets and Wichita’s Tanner Mullens. The Modified division at Humboldt Speedway is the premiere division in the NASCAR Whelen All-American race series, drivers accumulate points for wins, stay tuned for the initial...more

Keeter and Willard Make it Six as ASCS Shine at Humboldt Humboldt Speedway- Bookended around a spectacular ACSC Red River Region A Feature, Humboldt Speedway features did not disappoint as Mitch Keeter and John Willard continued their domination of their respective classes. Mitch Keeter used his pole position to distance the field in Whelen All-American Series Modified action. Keeter led every lap holding off Cody Schniepp and Tanner Mullens. Tad Davis and Chase Domer completed the top...more

Humboldt Speedway- It’s a fact that John Allen has more laps around the Humboldt Speedway than his competitors. Allen used that experience and pocketed a cool $1500 as he topped the B Modified field in winning the Whitworth Memorial Special sponsored by Ray’s Metal Depot. Allen used the high line to sail past pole sitter Kris Jackson on lap number two and lead the remaining 28 laps for the win. Jackson, driving hard to catch the leader Allen, spun with 6 laps left as both leaders wove their...more

Humboldt Speedway- As temperatures start to heat up, so did racing action at Humboldt Speedway on Friday night. Whelen All-American Modifieds were showcased in the night's action in an instant classic at the “Hummer”. Pole sitter, and winner of seven features, Mitch Keeter was involved in a first lap incident that would send himself and Tad Davis to the rear. Wichita, Kansas driver Tanner Mullens would inherit the pole and lead 18 action filled laps. With two to go, Tuscon, Arizona’s RC...more