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Racing

  • Watkins focused on Nov. 17 race

    The Rock Hill Bad Boy Ben Watkins has already established himself as one of the best to ever race at Lancaster Motor Speedway in any race car.
    Watkins has won numerous times from a stock body car to a Late Model, but there is another track that has been pretty good to the driver known as “The Rock Hill Bad Boy.”
    The track is near the North Carolina coast, the Fayetteville Motor Speedway.
    Watkins should absolutely love the track.

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  • Palmetto State 50 set for Nov. 17

    Lancaster Motor Speedway co-promoters Eric Caskey and Shannon Munn have released full details on one of the biggest races in the history of Lancaster Motor Speedway.
    On Nov. 17, Lancaster Motor Speedway will be hosting the Palmetto State 50, the headlining race for the night will be the Southern All-Stars Super Late Model Series paying $10,000 to win.
    Fans can expect to see some of the best Carolinas Late Model drivers, as well as those from across the Southeast, to come to the big half-mile track dirt track.

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  • LMS releases full details about Renegade race

    The Renegade Division at Lancaster Motor Speedway will receive one of the largest paydays it has ever had in the history of Lancaster Motor Speedway on Nov. 17.
    For years and years the Renegade Division has been the  favorite division for LMS drivers and fans.
    The division has always been the most talked about division on social media and with the most popular drivers racing in it as well.
    This season, the Renegade Division car count average was between 16-20 cars on most nights.

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  • Southern All-Stars Race drawing closer

    Anticipation is building in the Carolinas racing community for the big race date at Lancaster Motor Speedway.
    LMS, on Nov. 17, will host an event which just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
    The Southern All-Stars Super Late Model Series is making its first trip to Lancaster Motor Speedway for the 2018 racing season, paying $10,000 to win.
    For $10,000 to win, fans can expect to see the top Super Late Model and any Late Model driver in the Carolinas at Lancaster Motor Speedway on that Saturday night in mid-November in hopes of ending the season on a high note.

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  • Hanging Rock Kartway hosts Race 4 Rowan on Saturday

    A benefit race – Race 4 Rowan – is Saturday at Hanging Rock Kartway, 1082 Horton Rollins Road in Kershaw.
    Rowan was diagnosed with AML M7 on Oct. 5.
    Rowan, age 3, is battling AML M7, an aggressive and rare form of child leukemia.
    The Hanging Rock Kartway race Saturday is to help Rowan’s family raise money to help with her medical expenses.
    Chris Hunter, a HRK race director, said “a record number of go kart racers and spectators are already committed to come to Hanging Rock Kartway.”

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  • Race 4 Raven at Hanging Rock Kartway

    Hanging Rock Kartway is hosting a race called Race 4 Rowan. Rowan was diagnosed with AML M7 on Friday, Oct. 5. Rowan is a 3-year old girl, AML M7 is an aggressive and rare form of Leukemia for children. The race at Hanging Rock Kartway Saturday is set to help Rowan’s family raise money to help pay for her medical bills and anything else she will need.

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  • Charlotte dirt track race on tap

    The race every Carolinas dirt track racer has been preparing for during the 2018 racing season is close at hand.
    The race, considered the crown jewel event for racers in the Carolinas, is as big as it gets in our area.
    The race is held at The Dirt Track at Charlotte, and every serious racer’s dream in the Carolinas is to win at Charlotte.
    The race is a three-day event, Oct. 25-27.

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  • Hanging Rock Kartway in action

    For the fans looking to catch a local track near Lancaster, Hanging Rock Kartway will be hosting a go-kart race Saturday.
    Hanging Rock is located on 1082 Horton Rollins Road, Kershaw, S.C., 29067.
    Gates open at noon, with 1 open round and 1 class qualifying/practice at 2 p.m. and racing at 5.
    Gate fees will be kids age 5 and under free, 6-12 years-old $5, 13 years-old and up $15.

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  • Lancaster drivers post strong showing at KOC race

    Lancaster Motor Speedway drivers were kings of the road over the weekend.
    A host of LMS drivers ventured across the state border into N.C. to Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, N.C., to compete on Friday and Saturday.
    The Lancaster drivers battled in the annual King of the Carolinas races.
    This race has become a crown jewel event for all dirt track racers, because if you win in your respected division, then you will be known as King of the Carolinas.

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  • Hanging Rock Kartway draws packed house

    Hanging Rock Kartway had a packed house with the night’s highlight coming when Clint Mills captured the $1,000 victory in the Predator 390 Class.
    Mills won over Jamie Seymour, Austin Mcinvaille, Jerry Mullis, Justin Payne, Tony Gaylord, Jonathan Hinson, Amber Still, Scott Shutters, Kyle Brown, Jamie Boone, Daniel Humphries, Tyson Fries, Mark Ghent, David Bryant, Derrick Keeter, Chris Cook, Kailey White, AJ Miller, Drew Curtis, TJ Anderson and Jimmy Hawk.

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