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Only 8 days til we kick off the 3rd annual McCarthy Auto Group Battle@theBullring. Nearly 130 B-mods have entered to do battle looking for contingency products from Landrum Springs, Fast Shafts, Out-Pace Racing Products, Afco, Vp race fuels Heartland and Allens Automotive. There will be practice on Wednesday followed by a open house at Allens automotive Thursday from 12-2. For all race info go to Humboldtspeedway.com click on rules then Battle@theBullring. Nascar Modifieds will also be...more

Battle at The Bullring Night One Recap! By Sam Stoecklin Media Contact: samonthemic@hotmail.com For Immediate Release Humboldt, Kansas (March 9, 2017) – Battle at the Bullring III fired off the line Thursday night at Humboldt Speedway with 119 B-Mods and 40 Modifieds on hand. B-Mod drivers competed in the first two rounds of four preliminary heat races to setup the starting field for Sunday’s $8,000-to-win finale. Humboldt Speedway officials announced Friday morning that Saturday’s planned...more

3/18/2017 Humboldt Speedway Keeter Headlines in Humboldt NASCAR Premiere The 2017 race season got underway on Saturday night with the opener at Humboldt Speedway. Along with a new season comes a new sanctioning body, the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. In A Modified action Webb City, Missouri's Mitch Keeter picked up where he left off last weekend at the Battle at the Bullring. Keeter, starting outside the pole, blasted into the lead and never looked back garnering the feature win. Darren...more

The rain has not stopped us! We will get back to throwin dirt this Friday night with Hotlaps starting at 7:15 and r Heat races rolling onto the track at 8:00 pm. All classes will be running including the McCarthy Auto Group Nascar Modifieds, Rays Metal Depot Nascar B-Mods, Pitt Steel Nascar Division III Street Stocks, Facory Stocks and the O'Reilly Auto Parts Sport Compacts. Regular admission price is $10 for adults $9 seniors, Kids 6-12 $5, Pit Passes $30 if a Nascar Member $35 if not.

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

To much rain over the past couple days, so we have pushed back tonight's program to Sunday. $600 to win Pitt Steel Street Stocks along with all other weekly classes. $200 extra has been thrown in to the B-Mod winner pot thanks to G-Style Transport.

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- After a rain soaked week, Humboldt Speedway roared back to life Friday night with NASCAR Whelen All-American Racing on the famed Bull Ring. The premiere division for NASCAR / Whelen All -American series at Humboldt Speedway is the Modified division which saw the Monarch Cement Company sponsor a $1500 to win A feature. Last week’s feature winner RC Whitwell started on the pole and paced the field for the first 10 laps. Mayetta, Kansas ace Darron Fuqua worked his way from his...more