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By Jeff Fehr (Humboldt, KS) -- A near-perfect day turned into night and with it came another solid night of racing at Humboldt Speedway on Friday. When the final checkered flag of the night flew over the field from flagman Tony Morgan, some familiar faces grabbed the headlines from their respective main-event victories. A total of 75 cars competed throughout the night for the fans on hand. PHOTO CREDIT: Dayton Sutterby Entering the night, Webb City, Missouri’s Mitch Keeter had nine feature...more

Humboldt, Kansas- On a hot Friday night at Humboldt Speedway, fans kept cool as racing heated up the night in NASCAR Whelen All-American Racing. Webb City’s Mitch Keeter, currently third in Division I standings, returned to McCarthy Auto Group / Humboldt Speedway victory lane with a wire to wire win. Keeter held off a late race charge from Tad Davis to garner the victory. Chase Domer, Paden Phillips and Cody Schniepp rounded out the top five. Next week, Whelen All-American modifieds will race...more

Racing is to resume this Friday night starting with K&N filters giving away a goody bag to the first 500 fans to walk into the grandstands. The top three in each division will be getting a substantial amount of products given away through the Nascar and K&N program. We will also be raffling off a ton of gift cards presented to us from this program that fans have a chance to win! The headlining division this week will be the last trip to the highbanks for the very cool to watch Mod-Lites. All...more

Overnight and early morning showers dropped nearly 4 inches of rain on Humboldt Speedway forcing track officials to cancel this evenings races.

Humboldt Speedway- An approaching full moon and a lightning fast racetrack made conditions perfect for action at Humboldt Speedway on Friday night in NASCAR Whelen All-American Racing. In NASCAR A Modified action, Wichita driver Tanner Mullens led every lap in taking the victory. For the rest of the field, it was a different story. Last years track champion Tad Davis, had an unforgettable evening. Early in the A feature, Davis encountered some difficulty; spinning and being placed in the...more

Humboldt Speedway- RC Whitwell from Tuscon, Arizona is getting used to his surroundings here in Kansas. Whitwell led every lap of NASCAR’s Whelen All-American Modified action and held off all challengers as he pocketed a cool $2000 payday in Humboldt Speedway’s 26th Annual Modified Classic. Whitwell outpaced last year's track champion Tad Davis, who pressured Whitwell the entire 30 lap distance, ran second. Tanner Mullens, Chase Domer and Darron Fuqua completed the top five. In Ray’s Metal...more

Humboldt Speedway- Humboldt Speedway celebrated and crowned its Midseason Points Champions on Friday night with a lightning fast race track that demanded all the horsepower drivers could find. In Whelen All-American Racing Series Modifieds, Nevada, Missouri’s Chase Domer led wire to wire picking up his first victory of the season. Domer held off Cody Schniepp and Tad Davis by running the highline around the Hummer in race that tested drivers patience and skill. Midseason Points Champion Mitch...more

6/9/2017 at Humboldt Speedway NASCAR Modifieds A Feature 1: 1. 1M-Mitch Keeter, [2]; 2. 9D8-Paden Phillips, [1]; 3. 227-Chase Domer, [4]; 4. 75-Tad Davis, [6]; 5. 23-Logan Robertson, [5]; 6. 1-Dennis Bishop, [3]; 7. 22K-Kevin Newell, [7]; 8. 21C-Cody Schniepp, [8]; 9. 18JR-Chase Sigg, [11]; 10. 9D-Scott Daniels, [9]; 11. (DNF) 21B-Bryce Schniepp, [10] Heat 1: 1. 9D8-Paden Phillips, [3]; 2. 1-Dennis Bishop, [1]; 3. 23-Logan Robertson, [4]; 4. 22K-Kevin Newell, [2]; 5. 9D-Scott Daniels, [5]; 6....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

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