We are pleased to enter into a partnership with the Monroe History Center to preserve the history of the Bloomington Speedway with records, stories, photos and artifacts. We will be reaching out to c...

Lee Hobbs 2025 UMP SPORTSMAN NATIONAL CHAMPION TEXACON CUT STONE BLOOMINGTON SPEEDWAY CHAMPION LINCOLN PARK SPEEDWAY CHAMPION A YEAR TO REMEMBER IN AN EPIC CAREER Tommy Kelly Kfmedia photos Hobbs Fam...

The Ford High Performance Racing School Ticket to Tulsa finale is October 4 Paragon Speedway. Your top five are as follows Jordan Kinser 915 Trey Osborne 876 3, Todd Hobson 852 Matt Thompson 802 Bran...

Tye Mihocko: Bullish on Bloomington If you talk to a diehard Indiana open wheel fan you find that they are mighty proud of the local sprint car scene. While a victory at a Hoosier State bullring migh...

The Willard Colfax Memorial Infield The Willard Colfax Memorial Infield On a memorable day in 1992 I headed south to Bloomington Speedway to meet with Mike Miles and the late Carey Pittman to discuss...

With a top prize of $10,000 up for grabs the Kevin Huntley Memorial at Indiana’s Bloomington Speedway is by definition one of the most prestigious races on the IMCA RaceSaver calendar. Yet, the signi...

Lee Hobbs: Still Getting it Done It has been a common sight in 2025; Lee Hobbs exits his racecar with his chest heaving from the effort and searches for a child to gift his winner’s trophy. With over...

Championship battle alert While the last lap has been turned on the Red Clay, let's not forget that three of our regulars in the TexaCon Cut Stone Super Stocks are battling for the UMP National Sport...

Congratulations to our 2025 Track Champions, Tye Mihocko his first Bloomington title in the Ford High Performance Racing School 410 sprint cars, Ethan Barrow the Riverway Plumbing and Mechanical 305...

Our season came to a close with the running of the Kevin Huntley Memorial. What a race! Zack Pretorius was on fire in the Ford High Performance Racing School 10 sprint cars, Zach Sasser and Lee Hobb...