Racing

Lancaster Super Speedway returns to racing action with double points night.
The race will likely shake up the points in numerous divisions.
On the Saturday night card will be SECA Crate Late Models ($200 new winner bonus), Super Stock ($200 new winner bonus), SECA Crate Sportsman ($200 new winner bonus), Renegade ($200 new winner bonus), Extreme 4 ($200 new winner bonus), Pure Stock V8 ($100 new winner bonus) and Vintage.
The pits admission is $25 and $12 for the grandstands.
Pit gates open at 4:30 p.m. and 5 for the grandstands.

The ever-popular USCS Sprint Cars will headline the show at Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday night.
Seems each time the USCS Sprint Cars invade the big half-mile of LSS, the crowd is record breaking.
A big crowd is expected this week after the track had its third rainout in the last four weeks.
The USCS Sprint Cars will carry speeds close to 150 miles per hour down the long LSS straightaways into the turns.
The fan favorite is Mr. Lancaster Super Speedway, Eric Lee Riggins Jr.

Mother Nature prevailed for the second straight week to wash out racing action at Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday night.
The LSS pits were full of 21 Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models and numerous support division cars, and everyone was excited about the night of racing ahead at the half-mile dirt facility.
The Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models headlined the night with $1,500 to win, $200 to start the race, with the highest finishing 604 Crate Late Model receiving a $100 bonus.

The Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models return to Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday night.

On April 1, the Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models made their LSS debut.

On that night Ben Watkins dominated the race.

Watkins will not be here on Saturday night as he will be racing with the World of Outlaws Super Late Model Series.

So this Saturday, LSS will have a new winner in the Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models Series.