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May 25 Rained Out - Hall of Fame Induction June 1

Mother Nature claims her third win of the season as rain and the forecast of more rain has forced the cancellation of the May 25th event. Racing will resume on June 1 with Southwestern Community College All-School night. Students at eight area schools have been selling grandstand tickets to raise funds for their projects and introduce dirt track racing to new fans for the last month. One of those schools will also win the speedway's half of the 50/50 drawing on June 1.

At intermission the inaugural members of the Adams County Speedway Hall of Fame will be introduced. An elite group of nine drivers, fans, and contributors to the speedway will make up the inaugural class of 2013. Be sure to be on hand to welcome and thank some of the individuals who helped make ACS what it is today.

The SLMR Late Models will make their annual journey to ACS on June 1. Top area late model drivers will compete for $1000 to win and $1050 for second place in this prestigious regional touring series.

Modified Rules Amended

Rules to the Poet Biorefining modifieds have been amended effective immediately. All the changes are related to the spoilers and spoiler braces and can be found on page three of the rules. Click here for a PDF copy of the amended rules.

Late Model Rules Amended

For this week only (June 1) there will be small adjustment in the size of the restrictor cones allowed in some of the motor packages. This is an attempt to achieve parity between the multiple motor packages available.

For one week only any motor smaller than 400 cubic inches required to run a restrictor cone will be allowed to run a cone .050" larger than the size currently stated in the rules. The results of this change will be evaluated after the event. Engines 400 cubic inches and larger and spec motors will have no changes to their current rule packages

May 18 - Trent Jackson Leads the Pack

One week later and nearly forty degrees warmer, a good crowd was on hand to watch Trent Jackson wind his way thru lapped traffic with ease and hang on to take the checkers in the twenty five lap A feature. Only one caution flag slowed the field and lapped traffic came into play midway thru the race, but Jackson was able to hold off Chris Spieker for his first win of the season. With twenty cars in the field Jackson pocketed $1000 for his efforts.

Brian Foote came back from a disqualification last week to win the Poet Biorefining modified feature, and Northland pro-stocker Tony Hardisty got his second win of the year after mechanical problems had sidelined him a week ago. In the Stalker Chevrolet b-mods Red Oak's Jerod Weston survived the onslaught of caution flags to get the win, while Clarinda's Andy Davidson beat Joe Murphy to the line by a half a second to get his first trophy of the 2013 season.

Click here for full press release

The 2013 ACS "Ka-Ching!!" up to $50,000 Give Away

One lucky race fan could end the race season $50,000 richer if they draw the lucky envelope at the track on Championship night, September 7th.

Every week throughout the race season ten names will be drawn from entries made at the track that evening - seven from the grandstands and three from the pits. On the final night five lucky names will be selected from the earlier winners and each will be allowed to choose one envelope from a barrel of 500 envelopes. One envelope will hold a certificate worth $50,000 cash. The remainder will hold consolation prizes worth no less than $500 each.

Contestants must be 18 years of age or older. Track volunteers and employees and Adams County Fair and Racing Association board members are not eligible to enter or win. Must be present to win.

ACS Well Represented at Charlotte

Six ACS drivers were honored at Charlotte, North Carolina during the annual NASCAR Whelen All-American awards banquet. Award winners included the track feature division champion and other drivers who finished in the top three nationally in their respective divisions. No other track in the country had more winners eligible to attend the banquet.

From left: ACS Rookie of the Year Daulton Maassen, Late Model champion JC Wyman, Division 5 champion Matt McAtee, Derek Pellman, Division 5 runner up Jeremy Purdy, Patrick Pellman, Division 4 runner up Jeff Jones.

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS

Jeremy Auten - Jerod Weston - Greg Miller - Jared Stiens

and JC Wyman

R&S Auto Championship night rolled off with nearly perfect weather and track conditions as 103 cars took to the track for the final night of NASCAR Whelen All-American series action in the 2012 season.

The points leaders coming into the night all did what they had to do to hang onto their leads, as Jeremy Auten claimed the Chat Mobility hobby stocks, Jerod Weston the Stalker Chevrolet B-mods, Greg Miller logged a record ninth Northland Oil pro-stock, Jared Stiens the Poet Biorefining modifieds, and JC Wyman the Coors Light Silver Bullet late model championship.

Feature winners were Kenny Champ, Jerod Weston, Tony Hardisty, Brian Foote, and John Hampel. Winners in the inaugural ACS Revenge Challenge races were Jeremy Auten in the hobby stocks and Craig Garner in the b-mods. Full press release. Click here for full results.

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 returns to KCSI 95.3 FM

KCSI Country Sunshine Radio 95.3 FM from Red Oak will return as the host of "Pit Side Live" each Saturday night during the 2013 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 Firehous e 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!

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.