Advertise at ACS

Event Sponsor
Signage
Group Tickets
Email for Info

Five New Faces in Victory Lane

It was five fresh faces in the Miller Lite Victory Lane at the Adams County Speedway in week number four of the 2012 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. Joe Murphy, Blain Petersen, Craig Garner, Jesse Dennis, and JC Wyman each made took home their first trophy of the season on USG night at ACS. Click for full press release.

Click here for full results. Click here for updated points..

May 19th is ISSB Night at ACS

ISSBee will be on hand May 19th as Iowa State Savings Bank sponsors week number five in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. You'll want to be on hand as the weather and the action on the track both heat up as the first quarter of the season goes into the books.

Gates will open at 5:00 with hot laps at 6:30 and racing at 7:00.

Military ID Night - June 30th MLRA/CBC Special

ACS officials have announced that grandstand admission will be half price for any current active and reserve members of the armed forces and National Guard. Each military member with a proper iID will get in, along with one guest, for one-half of the regular grandstand admission. It's a small way of saying "Thank You" for your sacrifice to keep this country free.

The June 30th race will draw the top late models from all around the Mid-west as they run in the MLRA and CBC sanctioned Liberty 50, a $5000 to win, fifty lap feature event. Modifieds, B-mods, pro-stocks and hobby stocks will also be on the card racing for increased purses and each winner will also receive an automatic provisional start in the 2012 Tradition.

Win The Pace Truck!

Some lucky person will take this truck home at the end of the season courtesy of the Adams County Speedway and R&S Auto in Corning. Each week throughout the season a name will be drawn to get a key at the final points night. That night the person holding the key that starts the truck gets to drive it home!

Thanks to Roger Sorensen and all the good people at R&S Auto in Corning sponsoring the R&S Auto Pace Truck Give-away.

Get Race Line-ups & Results on Your Phone
Thanks to sponsorship by Dave Carlisle at Carlisle Automotive Repair, you can now get ACS race line-ups as soon as they are posted directly to your smart phone! You can find them at http://www.speednetdirect.com/mobile/mobilelineup.php?tid=8879. Right now the site is loaded with a test line-up, so go take a look. Results will also be available after the race is declared official. QR codes linking directly to the site will be posted around the race track for your convenience. (Get Google Goggles for a good, free QR code reader for your Android or iOS phone.)

ACS Pre-race Live Radio Show moves to KCSI 95.3 FM

The weekly pre-race live radio show has changed names and changed radio stations for the 2012 season.

KCSI Country Sunshine Radio 95.3 FM from Red Oak will be the new host of "Pit Side Live" each Saturday night during the 2012 season. Hosts Bob Harris and Billy Rock will be on the air live from 5:00 o'clock until 6:30 each week with race results, predictions, and special guests.

The Firehouse Restaurant at 310 E. Washington Avenue in Red Oak will be the broadcast location in the event of a rainout. In the event the show is moved the Firehouse will offer race night specials to all the racers and fans.

ACS welcomes KCSI and the Firehouse Restaurant to the family. Be sure to like them on Facebook!

Infield Pads Updated May 1 - Only 2 pads left!

Click here for the most recent assignment chart.

There is a new Adams County Fair and Racing Association committee that is organizing the pad placement this racing season. Check at the pit gates for your pad placement. If you have any questions, contact Chris Vannausdle at 712-621-4261 or Mike Wood at 641-344-8215.

UNOH Ultimate Mechanic Challenge Announced

At the NASCAR Home Track meetings in Daytona the University of Northwestern Ohio was announced as the sponsor of the 2012 Ultimate Mechanic Challenge. Replacing the Craftsman Mechanic of the Year, this program ties a mechanic to a driver in a one to one relationship. As the driver wins points during the season, so does the mechanic. At the season end the ACS mechanic with the most points, regardless of NASCAR division, will be awarded the UNOH Ultimate Mechanic award and $300 in cash. Additionally the national champion will receive a $1000 cash prize plus a trip to the NWAAS awards banquet in Charlotte, NC. Full details will be available at the speedway.

2012 Champions to Share Big Money

Over $22,500 in NASCAR bonus prize money is up for grabs this season at ACS. The top ten in the feature division Coors Light Silver Bullet late models will split $13,500 in bonus funds with the champion claiming $3000 as the track champion and an additional $2000 as the Iowa state champion. The division 2 Poet Biorefining modifieds will share $3000, and the Northland Oil pro stocks split $2000. $1500 in bonus money will go to the top ten in both the Stalker Chevrolet B-mod and the Chat Mobility hobby stock divisions. The top late model rookie will pocket the Jostens Rookie of the Year award and a $1000 cash award.

In 2011 no other track in the nation had more representation at the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series national awards banquet in Charlotte, North Carolina than the Adams County Speedway. The Adams County Fair and Racing Association has announced that any driver who qualifies to attend the national banquet representing ACS will be eligible for a $250 reimbursement towards their trip costs. You must list ACS as your home track on your NASCAR license. Lets have another great ACS representation in Charlotte in December!

ACS Champions at Charlotte

Track Champion Paul Glendenning, Rookie of the year Dave Carlisle, plus nine of the twenty-four NASCAR Whelen All American Series support division drivers invited to Charlotte, North Carolina for the national awards banquet to be held on December 9th claim ACS as their home track.

ACS drivers invited to Charlotte include Glendenning, Carlisle, Jason Rold, Brad Derry, Tony Hardisty, Matt McAtee, Pat Shiflett, Jeremy Auten, Bill Gibson, Blain Petersen, and Jerod Weston.

ACS is mandating that each driver use a Raceceiver radio to enable direct communication from the tower. This will speed realignment procedures and aid driver safety. The standard Raceceiver radio is the Fusion 1600, and it is available with a variety of ear-pieces or you can use your own ear piece.

ACS will have radios available for purchase or lease at the track. Click here for details.