May 7, 2025

Tri-City Motor Speedway


Track Name	Tri-City Motor Speedway
Size & Surface	3/8 mile red clay
Divisions	Modified
Night of Operation	Friday
Promoter	Michael Blackmer
Phone	(616) 291-4781
Email	Email hidden; Javascript is required.
Website	tricityracetrack.com
Address	3660 S 8 Mile Road Auburn, Michigan 48611 Map It
Entry Map
Directions & GPS	Westbound US 10 to Auburn exit, then 0.4 mile north, then one mile east on Midland Road, then 2.1 miles north on 8 Mile Road. Eastbound US 10 to Garfield exit, then 0.4 mile north, then 1.8 miles east on Midland Road, then 2.1 miles north on 8 Mile Road.
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Press Releases	Monday April 29th, 2019 - By Roger M. Williams AUBURN, Mich. (April 26) – Inches made the difference between first and second as Matt Szecsodi raced to opening night Allstar Performance IMCA Modified honors at Tri-City Motor Speedway. A field of 20 Modifieds, led by Toby Steele and Todd Matheson, took the green flag for their 20-lap penultimate race of the evening. ... Click HERE to continue reading Wednesday March 06th, 2019 - AUBURN, Mich. – Tri-City Motor Speedway officials have announced a new online ticket fundraiser program available as part of the track’s community outreach efforts to help give back to the community. Raising funds is a need for so many groups, not just non-profits, and we want to be able to use our business to allow people ... Click HERE to continue reading Wednesday February 27th, 2019 - AUBURN, Mich.– Tri-City Motor Speedway is dropping the green flag on the 2019 season opener Friday, April 26. The entertainment hot spot has packed the schedule full of action all the way through the season finale. IMCA Modifieds run weekly at Auburn for the ninth consecutive season and are part of the Dirt Works Eastern Region. Families ... Click HERE to continue reading Friday February 22nd, 2019 - AUBURN, Mich.– Tri-City Motor Speedway is partnering with area businesses and non-profit groups hosting blood drives with the American Red Cross or Michigan Blood to help increase donor participation during the summer months. Tri-City officials are seeking local blood drives held during May, June or July throughout the surrounding communities including, but not limited to Auburn, ... Click HERE to continue reading Tuesday August 21st, 2018 - By Roger Williams AUBURN, Mich. (Aug. 17) – Nate Jones won the Main Street Seed and Supply IMCA Modified feature and unofficial track championship Friday at Tri-City Motor Speedway. A single point separated Jones and Matt Szecsodi going into the evening and their competition included A.J. Ward, looking to collect his 100th career IMCA feature win. The pair ... Click HERE to continue reading << 1 2 3 4 >>
Current Point Standings	Modified Track Points No Points Available Stock Car Track Points No Points Available Hobby Stock Track Points No Points Available Northern SportMod Track Points No Points Available Southern SportMod Track Points No Points Available Sport Compact Track Points No Points Available Late Model Track Points No Points Available Sprint Car Track Points No Points Available Mod Lite Track Points No Points Available

Feature

Inaugural RaceSaver Speedweek Set for May 21-25 Across Arkansas and Texas

By Ben Deatherage VINTON, Iowa (May 7, 2025) — For the first time ever, RaceSaver IMCA Sprint Cars will headline a five-night, five-track Speedweek spanning Arkansas and Texas from May 21 through May 25. The tour opens on Wednesday, May 21 at 67 Speedway in Texarkana, followed by Rocket Raceway Park in Petty on Thursday, Hunt County Raceway in Greenville on Friday, RPM Speedway in Crandall on Saturday, and concludes at Heart O’ Texas Speedway in Elm Mott on Sunday. Each night, Sprint Car drivers will race for $1,500 to win and $250 to start, with a championship point fund paying the top ten finishers. The Speedweek champion will collect $2,000, with $1,400 awarded to the runner-up and $1,250 for third. Fourth through tenth will receive payouts ranging from $1,150 to $500. “This is an awesome opportunity for all these great Sprint Car drivers to get a lot of racing at a lot of different race tracks,” said promoter Nathan Moore. “I’m really excited to see this happen for this area.” Teams can pre-register via My [Read More]

Hobby Stock

Christensen Claims First-Ever Stock Car Win in Wild Shelby County Feature

By Don Hawkins HARLAN, Iowa (May 3, 2025) — Riley Christensen thrilled the Shelby County Speedway crowd with a dramatic breakthrough victory in the Sunoco IMCA Stock Cars, leading the final laps of a wild feature that included multiple lead changes, a tangle between frontrunners, and a green-white-checkered finish. Christensen, of Audubon, grabbed the point on lap 1 but was reeled in by Mike Vondrak and Larry Robinson Jr. midway through the race. Vondrak snuck underneath to lead lap 10, but a caution changed everything. Robinson made a move on the restart and got around Vondrak in turn three, but the two made contact, bringing out another caution. Vondrak came to a stop, handing the lead back to Christensen. In the final laps, Christensen held off intense pressure from Dustin Reeh to claim his first-ever Stock Car feature win — a milestone that also marked his first career victory in the EQ Cylinder Heads Northern Region. Reeh made a strong bid but had to settle for second at the finish, followed by Bryan Snell in third. [Read More]

Feature

Brauner Edges Shryock in $5,000 Stock Car Thriller at Spencer’s Clay County Classic

By Ben Deatherage SPENCER, Iowa (May 5, 2025) — If you glanced only at the box score, you would see Austin Brauner started first and finished first—but the final night of the Clay County Classic was anything but straightforward. The two-time Nebraska State champion went toe-to-toe with Wisconsin’s Cole Czarneski in an edge-of-your-seat battle that set the tone for a thrilling 30-lap finale at Clay County Fair Speedway. Czarneski briefly led on lap 3 and their door-to-door duel allowed IMCA TV Winter Nationals champion Shelby Williams to enter the fray. The reigning Wisconsin State and 141 Speedway titlist finally gained an edge on lap 13 while the field stayed green, and Shryock climbed into third in the Mike Hauan owned-Lake View Motorsports No. 3. Shryock, the reigning Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s Stock Car winner, took second from Brauner on lap 23 and quickly chased down Czarneski. He completed the pass with five laps to go, appearing poised for another big payday. Austin Brauner (10A) battles side-by-side with Cole Czarneski (21CZ) during a [Read More]

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