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Humboldt Speedway- In Love’s Travel Stops Midwest Modifieds, Rob Muilenburg used a lightning-fast track to secure his 8th win on the year and put a lamp on the track championship. Muilenburg outdistanced fellow Spart, Missouri driver Kyle Lafferty and Ryan Smith for the win. Heat Race wins went to Smith and Lafferty. Tumbleweed Music Festival Street Stocks saw Cleveland, Missouri's Devin Irvin close the gap on points leader Dalton Garrison with his third win on the season. Irvin also picked up...more

Humboldt Speedway- Tyler Kidwell picked up his second win in a row in Ray’s Metal Depot / NASCAR B Modifieds at Humboldt Speedway in dramatic fashion. Kidwell, riding the fast, high line around the rim, outdistanced Matthew Kay and Bryce Weldon. Kidwell’s win tightened the points race which sees Andy Bryant still in first. Rounding out the top were Levi McGowen and Brian McGowen. Heat Race wins went to Kidwell, Weldon and Paden Phillips. In Home Savings Bank Factory Stocks, Chanute’s Jacob...more

Humboldt Speedway On a Championship night that saw passion, fury and raw emotion, titles were handed out in all five classes at NASCAR’s 3/8 mile Humboldt Speedway. In Ray’s Metal Depot B Modified action, an unlikely winner arrived in McCarthy Auto Group Victory Lane. Rio Rancho, New Mexico’s Josh Cain found himself without a motor after losing an engine competing at Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City, Iowa the previous evening. Locating one in Southeast Kansas, installing the...more

By Adam Fenwick, NASCARHomeTracks.com (Daytona Beach, FL) -- Mitch Keeter isn’t the type of person who likes to draw a lot attention to himself. He’ll be the first to admit he’s not a “suit and tie kind of guy” and he also isn’t the biggest fan of standing up in front of a crowd and giving a speech. PHOTO CREDIT: Dayton Sutterby Instead, the 29-year-old native of Webb City, Missouri, prefers to let his results on the race track do all the talking for him. This year, his results spoke...more