Fast Shafts All-Star eligible list adds 15 despite wet May

BOONE, Iowa – A final few spots remain in fields for Sunday, Sept. 5 and Friday, Sept. 10 cornhole tournaments during the upcoming IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s. Sixty-four two-person teams will toss for shares of a $2,560 purse on Sunday while 48 two-person teams will take aim at shares of $1,920 on Friday. All teams must be affiliated with a Super Nationals registered driver – the list of pre-registered drivers has been posted on the IMCA website – and can enter using the Super Nationals pulldown on the IMCA or Boone Speedway websites.  Payout for the top six teams on Sunday are $972 for first, $716 for second, $486 for third, $256 for fourth, $78 for fifth and $52 for sixth. On Friday, payout amounts are $728 for first, $546 for second, $364 for third, $182 for fourth, $60 for fifth and $40 for sixth. Entry fee for each is $40 and both double elimination tournaments have a 100 percent payback. Entry fees can be paid at sign-in and various prizes [Read More]

By Joyce Eisele BOONE, Iowa (June 6) – Kyle Brown was impressive in taking the IMCA Modified victory Satur­day at Boone Speedway.  Gatlin Leytham and Jimmy Gustin led the field to green but by corner one, sixth starter Brown was already in front.  From there on, Brown showed total domination in securing his first win of the 2020 season.   Joel Rust chased Brown across the finish line in second place, Tim Ward came from ninth start­ing to finish third. Donavon Smith was the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car winner and Doug Smith paced the Karl Kus­toms Northern SportMods. Miciah Hidlebaugh took the checkers in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock main. Fans were allowed back in the grandstands at Boone for the first time this season. More than one driver expressed in victory lane just how much the fans being there meant to them.Racing continues next week with early start times.  Pits open at 3:30 p.m., grandstands at 4 p.m., hot laps 5 p.m. and racing at 6 p.m.

BOONE, Iowa – STARS Mod Lite track and state champions or point leaders eligible to qualify for that division’s first-ever race of champions at the upcoming IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s include:  Jeff Asher at Doe Run Raceway Dalton Bell at Dodge City Raceway Park Collin Bender at Canyon Speedway Arizona and Cocopah Speedway and in Arizona J.D. Brown at Arizona Speedway and Ventura Raceway Kevin Carl in Louisiana Sean Conyers at Fairgrounds Speedway and in Colorado Dylan Dunn at East Bay Raceway Park and in Florida Dawson Fisher at Buffalo Creek Speedway and in Texas Anthony Guss at East Moline Speedway and in Iowa Larry Hubbard at Hendry County Motorsports Park Justin Kinderknecht at 81 Speedway and Salina Speedway Alex Loveless at Concordia High Banks and in Kansas Joshua May at Boone Speedway, Marshalltown Speedway and Stuart Speedway and in Iowa Scott Naggatz at Junction Motor Speedway and in Nebraska Donnie Peterson at Airport Raceway Dillon Raffurty at Valley Speedway and in Missouri Jace Reid at Diamond Park Speedway and in [Read More]