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I-44 Speedway becomes ASA Member track(Daytona Beach, FL) The Willard family has had a great relationship with ASA President Dennis Huth. So, when Huth approached them about having Lebanon I-44 Speedway as an ASA Member Track, it didn't take long for the family to make the decision and join the fast growing program.
I-44 Speedway to host final rules meeting this Sunday(Lebanon, MO) I-44 Speedway is excited to announce that the final rules meeting for the 2010 Season. The rules meeting will be by class starting at 2:00 pm Sunday January 24 at the Sleeper United Methodist Church Activity Center.
2010 rules package complete at I-44 Speedway(Lebanon, MO) Officials at Lebanon I-44 Speedway have completed the rules for the 2010 racing season. The official rules are posted for all classes on the website and are available for downloading on the internet.
I-44 Speedway sets pavement classes and rules for 2010(Lebanon, MO) I-44 Speedway has decided on it classes for and rules for the 2010 season. The track will be running Late Models, Modifieds, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and starting a new 4-cylinder class.
Dirt removal begins at I-44 Speedway(Lebanon, MO) The dirt removal process at the Lebanon I-44 Speedway has started as the Speedway has announced that it will be going back to Asphalt Racing for the 2009 season. The Speedway which was built by Bill Williard as a dirt-track and remained dirt until after the 1988 season. In 1989,the track was paved and became a member of the Nascar Weekly Racing Series family and stayed pavement until after the 2002 season.
Lebanon I-44 returns to asphalt(Lebanon, MO) e Lebanon I-44 Speedway will once again return to Asphalt Racing for the 2009 season. The Speedway which was pavement from 1989-2002 was the hot bed for Saturday night short track racing during those years. In 2003, the track was converted to a dirt surface, while the asphalt surface still remained under the dirt. PHOTO CREDIT: LebanonMo.org
Phillips outruns Stovall at I-44(Lebanon, MO) Despite rain throughout the surrounding area,the season ending Fall Shootout was held Sat night at the I-44 Speedway with again an extra fast and racy surface as current Mars Late Model point leader Terry Phillips grabbed the $2,000 to win Late Model challange race.
Stovall captures I-44 Fall Shootout opener(Lebanon, MO) Current leading Rookie Of the Year Contender on the DLRA LateModel Series Jesse Stovall grabbed the opening lead and then had to hold off repeated challanges from Team Phillips drivers Jeremy Payne and Terry Phillips To Capture the opening night of the I-44 Speedway Fall Shootout Friday night on a racing surface that provided plenty of side by side action.
DLRA vs. MARS Fall Shootout this weekend at Lebanon I-44(Lebanon, MO) The Lebanon I-44 Speedway is preparing for the season ending Fall Shootout featuring a batle between the Allstate Insurance DLRA LateModels and the O'Reilly MARS LateModel Racing Series on Sept 19&20 with UMP National points also being given.Both nights will be completely separates shows.
Bomber 500 at Lebanon I-44 Speedway(Lebanon, MO) The high-banks of the Lebanon I-44 Speedway will swing into action Sat night Sept 6 with the running of the Bomber 500 in which the winner will recieve $500 with $50 to start the A Feature.
Phillips pays tribute to Father at Lebaon I-44(Lebanon, MO) Springfield veteran Terry Phillips was a driver on a mission Sat night at the Lebanon I-44 Speedway as he became the first Back-to-Back winner in the race named for his famous late Father as he started on the outside pole and lead all 40 laps in collecting $7500 in grabbing his second straight Victory in the event. PHOTO CREDIT: Ron Mitchell
Payne on Larry Phillips Memorial pole(Lebanon, MO) Fresh off a DLRA/MARS Challange event Thursday night at the Springfield Raceway, Jeremy Payne will be setting on the pole for the 7500 to win 750 to start 40 lap Late Model feature for the running of the 6th annual Larry Phillips Memorial at the I-44 Speedway Saturday night.
