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Racing

  • Curtis has big night at Hanging Rock Kartway

    Emma Curtis highlighted the action at Hanging Rock Kartway on Feb. 9 in the  Top Gun Championship Series 9.
    Curtis captured two wins in the Amateur Predator 350 Trophy and Amateur Predator 350.
    The Red Plate Trophy went to Alexis Vasser, with the second Red Plate Trophy going to Connor Langley.
    Clay Bellamy captured the win in Jr. 1 Top Gun and was second in the Jr. 1 main event.
    Trace June won the Jr. 2 and then Jr. 2 Top Gun.

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  • Winged Outlaw Sprint Cars here this season

    One of the most popular races throughout the Lancaster Motor Speedway racing year has been when the USCS Winged Outlaw Sprint Cars visit the half-mile dirt oval at LMS.
    The racing machines fly around LMS, reaching speeds up to over 140 mph.
    Speedway fans need to mark July 20 on their calendars as the USCS Winged Outlaw Sprint Cars will be here that night.
    Some of the drivers never lift off the throttle as they flat-foot it around the track.

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  • Top Gun Championship Series Saturday

    Hanging Rock Kartway will host the Top Gun Championship Series on Saturday.
    Classes running will be Clone 325, Clone 350, Clone 375, Clone 425, Amateur Clone 350, Predator 325, Predator 350, Predator 375 and Predator 425.
    Junior classes running are Red Plate Clone, Jr. 1 Green Plate/small pipe, Jr. 2 Purple Plate/small pipe, Jr. 3 Blue Plate/small pipe, Pee Wee Predator, Jr. Predator 1 and Jr. Predator 2.
    Hanging Rock Kartway is located on 1082 Horton Rollins Road in Kershaw.
    Gates open at 9 a.m.

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  • MMSA Buddy Crook Memorial set May 11

    As Lancaster Motor Speedway gears for the 2019 dirt track racing season, one of the top early-season races is set for May 11.
    The Buddy Crook Memorial for the Monster Minis 4-Cylinders will be headlining racing action that night at the half-mile dirt track.
    The MMSA is a traveling 4-cylinder series that travels across the Carolinas and Georgia.
    The race is held in memory of the late Buddy Crook, a LMS legend who won in nearly every single division he competed during his long racing career.

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  • Hanging Rock Kartway provides exciting racing

    Hanging Rock Kartway had quite a night of racing Saturday night.
    The karting action featured great side-by-side racing, beating and banging and then the excitement spilled off the track. Big money was on the line as numerous go-kart classes were in action.
    Red Plate: Mason Barrett won over Talon Gaylord.
    Amateur Clone 350: Brandon Blackmon dominated in a win over Breckin Bodie.
    Amateur Clone Trophy: Brandon Blackmon again topped  Breckin Bodie.
    Amateur Pred 350: Lillian Crosby won over a competitive Emma Curtis and Braydon Oliver.

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  • Extreme 4 Shootout set

    Lancaster Motor Speedway will host the M&M Garage Muffler and Tire Extreme 4 Shootout on April 27. The Extreme 4 Division, which debuted at LMS during the 2011 racing season, has since grown to over 20 cars weekly, hosting major races.
    The division has produced some of the best racing each season, with some of the best rivalries at LMS and on most nights the largest car count in the Carolinas. This division is where most fans/drivers live their dreams of racing at LMS.

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  • Cauthen Motors presents Ready To Rumble Night

    Lancaster Motor Speedway will open the month of May with a big bang.
    Cauthen Motors will present the Renegade Rumble, paying $1,000 to win. Veteran LMS fans, who have been coming to the half-mile dirt track over the years, already know which division is the most popular at the track.
    Most of the fans come to see this division every Saturday night because of all the big name drivers in the division and over 10 drivers could win any given Saturday night.

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  • Faith Funderburke Realty Super Stock Shootout April 13

    Lancaster Motor Speedway is set to host the annual Faith Funderburke Realty Super Stock Shootout on April 13.
    The Super Stock Division has been one of the racing mainstays at LMS over the years, with one driver dominating the division.
    That driver is “The Gambler,” Brandy Baker, who has notched numerous wins and championship over the years in the Super Stock Division, but that all changed in 2018.

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  • Knight Memorial Race adds Mid-East Open Wheel Modified Tour Series

    The second annual Phillip Knight Memorial Race on June 22 has gotten even bigger for the 2019 racing season.
    The Mid-East Open Wheel Modified Tour Series has been added to the LMS racing card for that special night.
    The race now has nine divisions of track action with the Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models, Mid-East Open Wheel Modified Tour, Super Stock, SECA Crate Sportsman, Renegade, Pure Stock V8, Thunder Bomber, Vintage and Extreme 4 all competing on this night to honor my father.

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  • Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models set to headline March 23 race

    Coming fresh off the two-day racing event on March 15-16, which will be Pepsi night at Lancaster Motor Speedway, the following Saturday will be headlined by another premier Late Model Series that travels the Carolinas, Georgia, Virginia and West Virginia.
    The Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Model Series will be coming to LMS for the first time on the 2019 racing season on March 23.
    The Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Model Series has become popular over the past four years at LMS, with the racing fans getting used to seeing the series here on a regular basis.

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