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Events

54th Annual Stock Car Stampede Set for September 19-20 at Jamestown Speedway

By Ben Deatherage JAMESTOWN, N.D. (Aug. 21, 2025) — The biggest racing weekend of the season in Jamestown is almost here as Jamestown Speedway hosts the 54th Annual Stock Car Stampede on Friday and Saturday, September 19-20. Both nights will feature Friesen Performance IMCA Modifieds, Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern SportMods, and Sunoco IMCA Stock Cars headlining the Stampede. Race time is set for 7:00 p.m. on Friday and 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, with the format to follow the successful programs run in recent years. Fans unable to attend in person can watch both nights live on IMCA TV affiliate Dacotah Speedway TV. This year’s Stampede features a lucrative purse structure. IMCA Modifieds race for $3,054 to win and $250 to start, while IMCA Stock Cars and IMCA SportMods both pay $2,054 to win and $175 to start. Friday night’s program on September 19 will consist of heats and dash races that set the top eight feature starters, while Saturday, September 20 will see consolation events and the A Main features to determine the 2025 champions. [Read More]

Events

2nd Annual Ray Haase Memorial Set for Sunday, Sept. 14 at Boone County Raceway

By Ben Deatherage ALBION, Neb. (Aug. 29, 2025) – Boone County Raceway in Albion will host the 2nd Annual Ray Haase Memorial on Sunday, September 14, with big money on the line for Sunoco IMCA Late Models, Sunoco IMCA Stock Cars, and Sunoco IMCA Hobby Stocks. Late Models headline the program with a rich $8,052 to win and $302 to start. Second place pays $5,002, third is worth $3,002, fourth $2,002 and fifth $1,002. The payout continues at $950 for sixth, $900 for seventh, $850 for eighth, $800 for ninth and $750 for tenth, with positions 11 through 24 ranging from $700 down to $400. Tow money for Late Models is $300. The Stock Cars and Hobby Stocks will both race for $1,500 to win. Second place in each division is worth $1,250, third pays $1,000, fourth $900 and fifth $800. Sixth through tenth positions range from $700 down to $450. The purse continues through 24th with $225 to start and $200 tow money in both divisions. Presented by RTC3 Transportation, the Ray Haase Memorial is [Read More]

Modified

Mayden Masters Midweek Mayhem with Cottage Grove Modified Triumph

By Ben Deatherage COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. (Aug. 20, 2025) — Springfield’s Jake Mayden returned to victory lane Wednesday night at Cottage Grove Speedway, scoring the Friesen Performance IMCA Modified feature in round five of the Midweek Mayhem Series. The reigning Cottage Grove track champion, defending Midweek Mayhem Series titlist, and 2021 Oregon State champion wheeled the Dustin Brooks-owned no. 5M to his first win since May and his third of the season in the Shaw Race Cars Western Region. Mayden jumped out front at the drop of the green and never wavered, despite constant pressure from Kevin Williamson in the Superior Fuel Cell-backed no. 42. The only slowdown came on lap one, and from there the leaders navigated heavy traffic around halfway, where Williamson closed the gap but couldn’t complete the pass. Mayden kept his composure and drove to victory, becoming the fifth different winner in as many Midweek Mayhem events this year. Williamson settled for second while Matthew Drager claimed third, the final car on the lead lap. Ashley Dominates SportMods for Fourth Mayhem Win [Read More]