On the heels of wrapping up their most successful racing season to date, officials from the United States Racing Association (USRA) have released the rules to govern five USRA-sanctioned racing divisions, effective January 1, 2007.
On the heels of wrapping up their most successful racing season to date, officials from the United States Racing Association (USRA) have announced rules changes for four sanctioned divisions, effective January 1, 2007.
As the heat of summer approaches, more than 1,000 drivers are engaged in the battle for the USRA Casey's General Stores Weekly Series national championship, with title chases heating up in all four USRA-sanctioned classes.
Several tracks will be launching their 2006 season in the coming weeks as the chase for the national championship in four USRA-sanctioned divisions begins.
Officials from the Upper Iowa Speedway in Decorah, Iowa, have announced that they will sanction their Stock Car and B-Modified classes with the USRA for the 2006 racing season.
Ron Luitjens of Brewster, Minn., made history in 2005 as he has been named the first national champion of the United States Racing Association. Luitjens scored nine USRA Modified main event wins en route to becoming the inaugural USRA Casey's General Stores Championship Series national champion.
Heartland Promotions momentum continues to build in 2025 with season opening and championship events all confirmed for the USRA American Racer Modified Series, USRA Heartland Modified Tour, and the inaugural season for the USRA Northern Lights Modified Series.
Building on the success of the Heartland Modified Tour and the American Racer Modified Series, Heartland Promotions is expanding its commitment to premier modified racing with the formation of the Northern Lights Modified Series (NLMS). In partnership with the United States Racing Association (USRA), the new series will bring top-tier modified racing to the northern Midwest, with events scheduled throughout the 2025 season.