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(OSBORN, Mo.) – With $1,000 on the line, the IMCA Modifieds battled for 20 laps before the big check had a recipient. After several early cautions, Cory Wray and Chad Clancy settled into the top two spots. Wray ran the bottom of the racetrack, as did Clancy. Clancy could roll the center of the corner better than everyone on the race track, but he couldn’t get the drive off to move to the inside of Wray. With two to go, it looked as though Clancy had conceded and would settle for second....more

The Bud Shootout is one of the staple events on the calendar at US 36 Raceway every year. In 2019 it gets even bigger. The ASCS Warrior Region and Sprint Series of Nebraska headline the action-packed event. This will be the third trip to US 36 this season for the Warrior Region drivers. The Sprint Series of Nebraska, after two rainouts, are making their debut appearance at the high banks. The ASCS Warrior region have $500 to win heat races, not to mention the big prize at the end of the night....more

OSBORN, Mo. – With the ASCS Warrior Region and Sprint Series of Nebraska on hand for the Bud Shootout, both the IMCA Modifieds and IMCA Stock Cars had the opportunity to race with under the bright lights of US 36 Raceway. Shayne Bailey looked fast in his IMCA Modified heat. He consistently clocked the fastest times during his heat in route to the win. As soon as the green flew in the feature it was clear Bailey made the right adjustments with the changing track. He made the move to the lead...more

Modified Madness presented by St. Joseph Beverage was scheduled for May 24, but rains came down and the event was postponed. The new date has arrived and on Friday, June 21, the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sport Mods and E-Modifieds will all battle for the big checks. The Iowa Sprint Car League will also make their second appearance in 2019 on the high banks, as they will complete the must-see program. Wyatt Burks took the win on May 31 in the debut race for the Iowa Sprint Car League at US 36. The...more

OSBORN, Mo. – Due to heavy morning thunderstorms, US 36 Raceway officials have canceled racing for Friday, June 21. US 36 Raceway is determined to get Modified Madness presented by St. Joseph Beverage in, and it will be rescheduled for another date to be determined. The Iowa Sprint Car League will be back at the high banks on July 12 for their final scheduled appearance of 2019. Next Friday, June 28 at US 36 Raceway is the Wayne Hicks Memorial Sport Mod Shootout. The IMCA Sport Mods will have...more

OSBORN, Mo. – US 36 Raceway has tried twice to run Modified Madness presented by St. Joseph Beverage and twice the event has been plagued by weather. Attempt number three has been rescheduled for this Friday, June 28. The IMCA Sport Mods will run the Wayne Hicks Memorial Sport Mod Shootout as part of the event, which will pay a $966 check to the winner. The 20-lap feature will pay $86 to start. The IMCA Modifieds will race for $1,000 to win and $150 to start. The E-Mods also get a payout bump...more

The combined Modified Madness and IMCA Sport Mod Wayne Hicks Memorial continues to increase the check handed to the winner at the end of the night. Both the IMCA Sport Mods and IMCA Modifieds will now pay $1,066 to the winner. The Sport Mods are also now $106 to start. The E-Modifieds also got a bump in pay as they will race for $400 to win and $66 to start. The pit gates open at 5 p.m. and the grandstands open at 6 p.m. Hot laps are at 7:30 p.m. and racing starts at 8 p.m.

Big fields of IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sport Mods and E-Modifieds all checked in for Modified Madness at US 36 Raceway. The IMCA Sport Mods had a little bit extra on the line as they raced the Wayne Hicks Memorial, which brought a $1,066 payday to the winner. Randy Smith Jr. took the early lead and although he led most of the race it didn’t come without challenges. Early in the race, Jeffrey Sears and Steven Clancy swapped the second position back and forth and that allowed Smith to get away. Once...more

For the fourth time this season, the 360-Sprint racers of the ASCS Warrior will hit the high banks of US 36 Raceway. They will be joined by the 305 drivers of the Sprint Series of Nebraska. The IMCA Modifieds and Pure Stocks are also racing. The pits open at 5 p.m. The grandstands open at 6 p.m., with hot laps at 7:30 p.m. and racing at 8 p.m. Tickets for the event are $25 for general admission, $22 for senior and military, $8 for children 7-12 and 6 and younger are free.

OSBORN, Mo. – During a night that saw Jay Russell pick up the ASCS Warrior Region checkered flag and Jake Martens take home the Sprint Series of Nebraska win, the IMCA Modifieds and Pure Stocks started off the night with their features at US 36 Raceway. After Connor Masoner dominated the first half of the season, the start of the second half has seen the rest of the field close the gap. On June 28, Conrad Kaufman picked up his first win of 2019. One week later, Kaufman showed everyone what...more