4-29-07

Stephens drives to Hobby Stock feature win at OMS: It was no contest in the special Hobby Stock Shootout at Outlaw Motor Speedway here early Sunday morning as Brookin Stephens smoked the field to pick up the $2,000 first place money. Stephens, from Spiro, had a six second advantage over Muskogee's Randy Moses II, and the rest of the field at the checkered flag. That margin came after a restart on lap 22 wiped out an early six second lead Stephens had gained at the midway point of the race. After a fourth lap caution, Stephens led a quartet of drivers in running away from the rest of the field. The hard charger, Moses, Dale Richardson (Muskogee) and Lynn Combs (Fort Gibson) set a torrid early pace. Combs finally fell out of the competition on lap nine, leaving it a three-car chase. Stephens started pulling away from the field on lap 10 and never was threatened after that. (OMS PR) Outlaw Motor Speedway Results

Results Posted from:

ASCS2 Results from Creek County Speedway Results 4/29

Ada Sports Park Results 4/28

Tri State Speedway Results 4/28

West Siloam Speedway 4/28

4-27-07

Despite Rain Racing is on! at Outlaw Motor Speedway: The region's best Hobby Stock drivers will compete this Friday and Saturday Night, April 27-28, in the 4th Annual Hobby Stock Shootout $2,000 to win, $100 to start. All classes will race both nights, with two payouts and two points nights for Pure Stock, Economy Modified and Modified. Last season it was Brian Parker of Stillwell, Oklahoma that took the win last year, leading all 30 laps for his first win of the season. Parker held off 2006 Hobby Stock Points Champion Muskogee's Dale Richardson and Stillwell's Terry Muskrat. Past winners are 2004 Muskogee's Tim Sands and 2005 Popular Bluff, Missouri's Kyle Berry. Grandstand gates open at 6:00 pm, racing begins at 8:00 pm. (OMS PR)

Racing has been cancelled at State Fair Speedway according to reports, and confirmed through State Fair Speedway website.

4-25-07

ASCS2 kickoffs 2007 season at Creek County: The American Small Car Series, ASCS2, kicks off its 2007 season with three classes of 600cc Micro Sprints in action at Creek County Speedway in Sapulpa, OK, this Sunday night. Three classes of Micros will take to the ¼-mile oval, including the 600cc Outlaws, Non Wing and Restricted "A" Class. Sunday's card marks the first of five scheduled Sunday night ASCS2 events at Creek County Speedway this year, with other events to follow on June 3, July 1, August 5 and September 2. The 600cc Outlaws will also be in action at Creek County Speedway for another pair of major week night events over the summer. The ASCS2 600cc Outlaws will join the O'Reilly American Sprint Cars on Tour National series Sizzlin' Summer Speedweek event on Monday night, July 16. Then, one month later, the 600cc Outlaws will share the Thursday night, August 16, event with the O'Reilly Sprint Bandits Tour 'N Topless wingless 410-ci Sprint Car series. There is an ASCS2-only practice session slated for Thursday night, April 26, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday night's racing action is set to go green at 7:30 p.m. (ASCS PR)

Hobby Stock Shootout at Outlaw Speedway, Senator Garrison Grand Marshall: Hobby Stock Shootout $2,000 to WIN - The region's best Hobby Stock drivers will compete this Friday and Saturday Night, April 27-28, in the 4th Annual Hobby Stock Shootout $2,000 to win, $100 to start. All classes will race both nights, with two payouts and two points nights for Pure Stock, Economy Modified and Modified. Passing points will be used for this race as the top 10 positions will be locked in Friday night and the remaining 10 spots will be fill on last chance qualifying on Saturday. The main event will be a 30 lap race. Outlaw Motor Speedway rules will be in effect. For more information on rules please visit our rules page on our website. (Please note - no checks are accepted unless prior approved.) Last season it was Brian Parker of Stillwell, Oklahoma that took the win last year, leading all 30 laps for his first win of the season. Parker held off 2006 Hobby Stock Points Champion Muskogee's Dale Richardson and Stillwell's Terry Muskrat. Past winners are 2004 Muskogee's Tim Sands and 2005 Popular Bluff, Missouri's Kyle Berry. Special guest Senator Earl Garrison will be our Grand Marshall for Saturday night! Grandstand gates open at 6:00 pm, racing begins at 8:00 pm. Pit gate opens at 5:30, hotlaps begin at 7:00-7:20 pm and driver sign-in cut off is at 7:30 pm. (OMS PR)

4-21-07

Results Posted from:

Ada Sports Park Results 4/21

Tri-State Speedway 4/21

Outlaw Motor Speedway 4/21

West Siloam Speedway 4/21

4-20-07

Results Posted from:

Mid America Speedway 4/20-4/21

State Fair Speedway 4/20

4-17-07

Tri-State Speedway reschedules Coca-Cola Classic: Tri-State Speedway has re-scheduled the 30th Annual Coca-Cola Classic, presented by the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Fort Smith, featuring the SMRS Late Models for Saturday night, April 28th, 2007, beginning at 6 PM. (Please note the earlier start time.) Tri-State will also race all six regular classes of cars, including Road Runners, Super Stocks, Front Wheel Drives, Mini-Stocks, Economy Modifieds, and Modifieds. All gates will open 1 hour earlier than normal. Adult grandstand admission will be $10, with kids 5-11 years old just $3! Pit passes will be $35 for adults, with kids 5-11 years old only $20. (Tri-State Speedway PR)

Creek Nation Casino Night  at Outlaw Motor Speedway: Creek Nation Casino is sponsoring the April 21st races. Be sure to come out for all the great giveaways from Creek Nation Casino, where OK goes to play! Regular points race night this Saturday night. Races include Modified, Pure Stock, Hobby Stock and Economy Modified. Grandstand gates open at 6:00 pm, racing begins at 8:00 pm. Pit gate opens at 5:30, hotlaps begin at 7:00-7:15 pm and driver signin cut off is at 7:30 pm. Grandstand Admission: Adult $10, Kids 6-12 $5, 5-under FREE! Family Pack $25. (OMS PR)

ASCS Sooner Region Set for Mid-America Speedway: There will be some high-stakes action for the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Sooner Region this weekend, as the series is set for a two-night stand at Mid-America Speedway in South Coffeyville, OK, this Friday and Saturday. Saturday night's feature offers up a $3,000 winner's share. And after establishing a record Cowtown Speedway car count of 43 for the ASCS Sooner Region this past Saturday night in Kennedale, TX, another strong field of cars is expected for this weekend's double as the series makes the trek northward to the Oklahoma-Kansas state line. Fort Worth's Kevin Ramey, a two-time Sooner Region champion, kicked off the season in strong fashion by collecting his 15th career ASCS Sooner Region feature win at Cowtown. Now, Ramey will try to reel in the big money at a track that has denied him victory thus far. Both nights of racing action are slated to get under way at 7:00 p.m. The semi-banked, 3/10-mile Mid-America Speedway clay oval is located one mile south of the Oklahoma-Kansas state line on US 169, then 0.7 miles west. For more information, contact the track at 918-255-6698. (ASCS PR)

4-15-07

Tri-State Speedway Coca-Cola Classic Postponed: Due to inclement weather (rain and bitter cold) the 30th Annaul Coca-Cola Classic, with the SMRS Late Models, has been postponed to a later date. Please check with us on our web site at www.Tri-StateSpeedway.com for updated information and a re-schedule time. (Tri-State Speedway PR)

Outlaw Motor Speedway's Azalea Shootout postponed till May 5th: Due to the amount of rain at Outlaw Motor Speedway, the races for Saturday April 14th are postponed until Sunday April 15th. This will now be a regular points race night for all classes, including Pure Stock, Hobby Stock, Economy Modifeid and Modified. The Sunday race will be a double points race. The Azalea Shootout Modified $2,000 will be postponed until May 5th. Grandstand gates open at 3:30 pm, racing begins at 5:00 pm. Pit gate opens at 3:00pm, hotlaps begin at 4:15pm and driver signin cut off is at 4:20pm.  (OMS)

Results Posted From

West Siloam Speedway 4/15

4-14--07

OMS's Friday night Azalea Shootout canceled: The first night of the Azalea Shootout on Friday April 13th has been cancelled due to rain, we will race on Saturday only. All classes will race for double points for Hobby Stock, Pure Stock and Economy Modified. Please check our website or call the track at 918-687-9200 for more information. Don't forget, Saturday night the Hooter Girls of Tulsa will be here to give out prizes, pose for pictures and sign autographs. (OMS)

4-11-07

Race Brothers Show-Me Racin Series at Tri-State Speedway: This weekend, Saturday April 14, the Race Brothers Show-Me Racin Series will be in action at Tri-State Speedway in Pocola, OK for its second points race of 2007. Tri-State track officials are expecting the forecasted rain to pull out of the Fort Smith area by Saturday morning and anticipate the show to go on as planned. Gates will open at 4:30 p.m. with hot laps at 6:00 and racing at 7 p.m Admission will be as follows: Pits $30 -- under 11 $15 Grandstand: Adults $10 Kids $3 ages 5-11 4 & under free This will be a $1000 to win, $300 to start Race Brothers Show-Me Racin Series event with a $50 entry fee. Member non-qualifiers will receive $100 and non-members who do not make the A feature will receive $75. (Tri-State Speedway PR)

Azalea Shootout  at Outlaw Speedway this weekend: Racing resumes this Friday night for the 5th Annual Azalea Shootout April 13-14, 2007. Friday night is Bacone College night, come out and meet some of Bacone's staff and athletic teams. Saturday night the Hooter Girls of Tulsa will be here! The race weekend features a Modified $2,000 to win, $200 to start A-Feature. All classes will race points both nights including Hobby Stock, Pure Stock and Economy Modified. Hobby Stock, Pure Stock and Economy Modified will have payouts both nights. Grandstand gates open at 6:00 pm, racing begins at 8:00 pm. Pit gate opens at 5:30, hotlaps begin at 7:00-7:15 pm and driver signin cut off is at 7:30 pm. (OMS)

4-6-07

West Siloam Speedway racing cancelled: Due to the cold weather, West Siloam Speedway has cancelled its races for April 7, 2007. Hopefully the weather will be better next week!!

4-3-07

ASCS2 to run at Creek County Speedway: The American Small Car Series (ASCS2) has announced the addition of five special Sunday night cards of Micro Sprint racing action to Creek County Speedway's 2007 schedule in Sapulpa, OK, with three classes of Micros taking to the ¼-mile clay oval on each occasion. ASCS2, an offshoot of the nation's most prolific Sprint Car sanctioning body, the American Sprint Car Series, has been established to promote and build the Micro Sprint segment of auto racing throughout Oklahoma and the surrounding region. "Many of our Sprint Car drivers of tomorrow are racing Micros today," according to ASCS President and founder Emmett Hahn. "It's a fun, affordable and competitive form of racing, and it's important to cultivate this form of racing." Each ASCS2 event will be comprised of three classes of cars including the 600cc Outlaws, Non-Wing and Restricted "A" Class. Passing points will be utilized to determine feature starting lineups at each event. Creek County Speedway will host the series on a monthly basis, with the first event taking place on Sunday night, April 29. Ensuing events will occur on June 3, July 1, August 5 and September 2. Talks are in progress with several additional tracks throughout the region for other potential ASCS2 dates. (ASCS PR)

Initial Outlaw Motor Speedway points incorrect: Please note that the Championship Points totals from Saturday's race March 31 are not correct. When we upgraded the Drivers Information Software this winter and began testing the program the points were put in the computer wrong and we forgot to change them back. We apologize for an inconvenience but we will have the points corrected by the end of the week. The corrections will be very minimal to the overall points. (OMS PR)

4-2-07

Shryock sweeps USMTS in Enid: Fans were treated to an awesome afternoon of racing Sunday, April 1, as the USMTS Southern Series wrapped up their inaugural weekend doubleheader at the Enid (Okla.) Speedway Park. With 57 entries from eight States on the ground and friendly weather in the sky, it was a perfect ending to a great weekend. Speaking of perfect, Kelly Shryock made it a clean sweep of the weekend by picking up the first-place paycheck of $3,000 Sunday to bring his weekend earnings to $5,000 after also claiming Saturday's $2,000-to-win main event. While the eight-time defending O'Reilly USMTS national champion from Fertile, Iowa, led every lap from the pole on Saturday, his work was much harder on Sunday with a seventh-place starting spot among 23 other drivers with stellar pedigrees. Terry Phillips of Springfield, Mo., garnered the most Home Pride Passing Points for the second day in a row, then started the Holley "A" Main from the outside of the third row. While polesitter Greg Skaggs of Bixby, Okla., jumped out to the lead at the drop of the green flag, Phillips immediately suffered a flat tire and was forced to rejoin the field from the back of the pack. Skaggs continued to lead throughout the first 19 laps before Shryock tracked him down and seized the top spot on lap 20. Shryock held his own at the front while several drivers gave chase. New Sharon, Iowa's Zack VanderBeek started 13th but worked his way though the field to overtake Shryock early in the race, but a caution flag erased the pass and showed Shryock the faster high line. From there, Shryock put the preferred line to use and worked his way to the front to earn his third win in four USMTS Southern Series events. Twenty-one-year-old sensation Jeremy Payne of Springfield, Mo., pressured Shryock at the end, but had to settle for the runner-up spot for the second time in as many days. Phillips kept the crowd entertained as he sliced his way through the field to bounce back to a third-place finish at the checkers. Jack Sullivan of Greenbrier, Ark., took fourth while 18th-starting Tommy Weder Jr. of Woodward, Okla., rounded out the top-5 and earned the Olympic Fire Protection Hard Charger honors. Jason Hughes of Colcord, Okla., finished sixth; VanderBeek was seventh; Johnny Bone Jr. of Pea Ridge, Ark., was eighth; Darren Hacker of Woodward, Okla., grabbed ninth; and Steve Holzkamper of Gentry, Ark., completed the top-10. The next USMTS Southern Series event will take place on Friday, April 27, at the Motorama Speedway near Beaumont, Texas, as part of a Lone Star State tripleheader. On Saturday, April 28, the USMTS Southern Series will invade the Gator Motorplex in Willis, then move on to 105 Speedway in Cleveland, Texas, on Sunday, April 29. All three races will pay $2,000 to win and a minimum $200 to start. (USMTS PR) USMTS Results on results page.

4-1-07

Shryock dominates in Enid: In front of a standing-room-only crowd, Kelly Shryock of Fertile, Iowa, captured the USMTS Southern Series main event on Saturday at the Enid Speedway Park. The eight-time defending O'Reilly USMTS national champion led all 25 laps from the pole position and pocketed $2,000 for his second victory of the 2007 season. Jeremy Payne of Springfield, Mo., started the Holley "A" Main from the outside of the front row, then spent the rest of the contest unsuccessfully trying to run down the No. 3 Skyrocket of Shryock. Jason Hughes of Colcord, Okla., finished third while Randy Timms of Wheatland, Okla., earned the Olympic Fire Protection Hard Charger honors by racing to a fourth-place finish from 18th on the starting grid. Tim Karrick of Bashor, Kan., rounded out the top-5 finishers. The action continues tomorrow (Sunday, April 1) for part 2 of the weekend doubleheader with gates opening at 12 noon with racing at 3:30. A top prize of $3,000 awaits the winner of Sunday's finale. The Enid Speedway Park is located 2.5 miles north of U.S. Hwy. 412 on U.S. hwy. 81, then 0.5 mile east on W. Oxford (at the Garfield County Fairgrounds). Race day information is available by calling the track hotline at (580) 234-4488 or online at www.enidspeedwayparkllc.com. (USMTS PR) USMTS Results on results page.

3-28-07

ASCS Sooner Region adds pair of Creek Country dates: Located just southwest of Tulsa, OK, Creek County Speedway played a pivotal role in the formative years of the American Sprint Car Series back in the 1990's. So it's only fitting that the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Sooner Region has added a pair of events to the 2007 schedule at the racy semi-banked, ¼-mile clay oval in Sapulpa, OK. The highly-competitive series will take to Creek County Speedway for the first time this year on Sunday night, May 27, with a return engagement slated for Saturday night, September 22. The May 27 date makes for a Memorial Day weekend double, as the series will be in action at Mid-America Speedway in South Coffeyville, OK, on Saturday night, May 26. The September 22 date will lead into the series season finale two weeks later, a two-night stand at Mid-America Speedway on October 5-6. (ASCS PR)

Indoor Motorcycle ATV racing in Harrah: This is the fifth annual AMP Outlaw Winter Nationals Indoor Dirt Track race season. March 31 is round #7 of the 10 race series. Indoor short track races featuring Hot Rod Mowers, Dirt Karts, ATV Quads, Motorcycles all on a tight specially built indoor dirt track. Indoor races in The Ok Corral began in since 1973. It is family fun for all ages. Remaining schedule of Indoor Races at OK Corral: March 31, April 7, April 21, May 5 Tickets: Adults $15, Kids 16 and under Just $5. March 31 is Ladies Night all Ladies admitted to the grandstands for just $5. Visit  http://www.geocities.com/oreillydirttrack

3-27-07

Outlaw Motor Speedway Opening Night Saturday: Opening night sponsored by Jackson Hewitt Tax Service - This Saturday is Opening Night March 31, 2007. This race is a points race night for all classes, including Pure Stock, Hobby Stock, Economy Modified and Modified. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service will be giving away goodies all night long to fans, including discounts on their tax service. Visit Jackson Hewitt at 2117 Chandler Rd. in Muskogee. 918-686-6800. Grandstand gates open at 6:00 pm, racing begins at 8:00 pm. Pit gate opens at 5:30, hotlaps begin at 7:00-7:15 pm and driver signin cut off is at 7:30 pm. Grandstand Admission: Adult $10, Kids 6-12 $5, 5-under FREE! Family Pack $25. Pit Admission: Adult $25, Kids $15. (MS PR)

ASCS Oklahoma City Video: From an e-mailer, video has been posted of the ASCS Spring Nationals from State Fair Speedway at www.highvistavideo.com. A two night DVD set is also available to purchase.

Jorski to race modified after selling factory stock: Oklahomatidbits.com reports.. Jorski informs that as soon as his factory stock is sold then a modified will be in it's place.

3-24-07

West Siloam Speedway Results

OMS Practice: Practice this Saturday March 24, 2007 noon until dark or as long as weather permits. (We will NOT have fuel to sell, see notice below.) Pit Pass $20 per person. Grandstands are free! (OMS PR)

3-23-07

ASCoT Stats; Series heads to State Fair Speedway: With the opening five nights of 46 scheduled nights of racing action in 2007 in the books for the O'Reilly American Sprint Cars on Tour, it's time for a quick look at the early season stats as State Fair Speedway's Spring Nationals in Oklahoma City will shake things up on Friday and Saturday.  O'Reilly American Sprint Cars on Tour 2007 Stats: Heat Race Winners: Foster Landon 2, Gary Wright 2, Kenny Adams 1, Justin Barger 1, Ryan Bickett 1, Brian Brown 1, Mike Chadd 1, Toby Chapman 1, Doug Emery 1, Davie Franek, Jr. 1, Terry Gray 1, Coleman Gulick 1, Danny Jennings 1, Jason Johnson 1, Wayne Johnson 1, John Karklin 1, Michael Lang 1, Danny Lasoski 1, Garry Lee Maier 1, Terry McCarl 1, Johnny Miller 1, Jamie Passmore 1, Jake Peters 1, Wayne Reutimann, Jr. 1, Travis Rilat 1, Tim Shaffer 1, Jason Sides 1, Darren Stewart 1, Chuck Swenson 1, George White 1.  Pole Dash: Wayne Johnson 1, Jake Peters 1, Nick Smith 1, Gary Wright 1.  B Feature Winners: Chuck Swenson 2, Toby Chapman 1, Doug Emery 1, Wayne Johnson 1, Foster Landon 1, Gene Lasker 1, Danny Martin, Jr. 1, Jason Martin 1, Jeff Mitrisin 1, Travis Rilat 1, Tim Shaffer 1, Andy Shouse 1, Danny Smith 1, Nick Smith 1, Greg Wilson 1.  A Feature Winners: Gary Wright 2, Wayne Johnson 1, Terry McCarl 1, Jake Peters 1.  A Feature Lap Leaders (90 Feature Laps Completed) : Gary Wright 73, Jake Peters 22, Wayne Johnson 20, Travis Rilat 14, Terry McCarl 3, Scott Winters 3. (ASCoT PR)  O'Reilly American Sprint Cars on Tour are scheduled to race at State Fair Speedway, March 23rd and 24th 7:30.

3-18-07

State Fair Speedway Practice and Inspection: State Fair Speedway will conducted inspection and practice in preparation for the 2007 season today.

2-22-07

Oklahoma's centennial sponsored Busch Car: Al Smith III has always had a passion for motor sports and NASCAR racing. It began when Smith and his father watched stock car races at State Fair Speedway in Oklahoma City. Smith will share that enthusiasm with the Sooner State through the No. 23 NASCAR Busch Series team owned by Keith Coleman Racing. The team's race car, which will be driven by Brad Keselowski in 2007, will be decked out with the Oklahoma Centennial logo prominently displayed on its hood, trunk lid and above the rear bumper. Smith, of Edmond, serves as the team's executive vice president. The centennial logo also will be put on the team's 18-wheel car transporter, pit equipment, driver and crewmember uniforms and the Keith Coleman Racing Web site. The season ends in November. There is no cost to the state of Oklahoma for the centennial sponsorship. Space was donated by Smith and Keith Coleman Racing. "This car is a unique way to bring attention to Oklahoma's centennial before a national audience and is yet another wonderful demonstration of Oklahoma's pride," Gov. Brad Henry said. A centennial logo-adorned car and transporter was displayed Wednesday on the state Capitol's south side. (NewsOK.com)