Fan Appreciation Night this Saturday ...
$10.00 General Admission....

This Saturday night April 19th will be "Fan Appreciation" night at the races.

To honor the tracks loyal fans, promoter Jim Price has announced that a general admission ticket at the front gate will be lowered to $10.00 for adults. Children 12 and under are "Free" at the front gate.

There will also be a driver meet and greet added to the night's racing excitement.

Saturday's racing will feature the Bowman Pro Late Models in their opening race of the 2014 season.

The "Fast Max" UMP Modifieds, Super Stocks, Pure Stocks and Hornets will join the Pro Late Models for the night's racing action.

Gates will open at 3:00 pm, drivers must be signed in by 5:15 pm with hot laps at 5:30 pm. Come out and join us for "Fan Appreciation" night.

Hines Takes First Late Model Points Race...
J. Godsey, Cain, Carr and Garrison Get Wins ...

April 12, 2014 - Following this week's announcement of a paying point fund and a minimum of $10,000 in cash and products combined up for grabs for the 2014 Super Late Model champion, Jeremy Hines took the first step toward that championship with the feature win Saturday night.

Hines, the 2012 Late Model track champion, powered to the front finishing ahead of Dillan White, Cody Mahoney, Tim Rivers, and Steve Godsey. The top five are all past Late Model track champions.

In "Fast Max" Modifieds, Joe Godsey became the fourth different Modified feature winner out of four races in 2014.

Tyler Cain in the Super Stock division picked up his second feature win of 2014.

Dusten Carr in Pure Stocks and Greg Garrison in Hornets each got season win number one and will lead the points to start the season.

The Bowman Pro Late Models kick off their 2014 season next week April 19th. They will be joined by the Fast Max UMP Modifieds, Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, and Hornets

Brownstown Speedway to Offer Point Fund Money

Promoter Jim Price has announced that Brownstown Speedway will once again pay a point fund for all six regular divisions that compete at the track. Jim stated, "Those who support our track every week should be rewarded for doing so". Jim has been working hard to secure sponsors to help make this possible for the 2014 racing season.

With the support of Mastersbilt Race Cars, MLR Fabrication, Impact Racing, Landrum Springs, BSB Manufacturing, Simpson Racing, and Willy's Carbs; the Super Late Model division's 2014 point champion will receive a minimum of $10,000 in cash and products combined at the season ending awards banquet. The entire top ten in points will receive point fund money and awards as well.

The Bowman Pro Late Models, "Fast Max" UMP Modifieds, Super Stocks, and Pure Stocks will be offered a chance to compete for point fund money. The top ten in these divisions will receive at least the same as a race night payout for their point fund with the possibility of those amounts being increased as more sponsors come on board.

Jim also announced that Terrell Automotive Machine will sponsor the Hornet division point fund and it will pay $1000 to the 2014 point champion. The top ten in Hornet points will receive point fund money and awards just like the other racing divisions participating at the track.

Future announcements concerning the point fund or race sponsorship will be made as more sponsors commit to helping Brownstown Speedway be the track to be at for your racing action in 2014.

Bryan Clauson Claims No Way Out 40...
Ryan Thomas and Stephen Arnold Victorious...

March 30, 2014 - Bryan Clauson in the Tony Stewart Racing No. 20 non-wing Sprint car held off all challengers to claim the 6th Annual No Way Out 40 paying $7500.

Clauson from Noblesville, IN was followed by Jon Stanbrough, Brady Short, Tyler Courtney (who started 20th out of 20), and Jordan Kinser.

Daron Clayton, Kevin Thomas Jr., Aaron Farney, Bradley Sterrett, and Brady Bacon completed the top ten.

CJ Leary was fast qualifier out of 51 entries with a lap of 13.920 seconds.

Ryan Thomas took advantage of a late race caution and charged to the lead to take the "Fast Max" UMP Modified feature. Dave McWilliams had held off all challengers for most of the race and ended up second, followed by Brad Barrow, Joe Godsey and Levi Kissinger.

Stephen Arnold brought home the win in the King of Tq Midgets feature.

Don O'Neal Gets Fifth Indiana Icebreaker...
Jeff Curl and Bodi Henry Get First Wins...

March 22, 2014 - Don O'Neal raced to his fifth career Indiana Icebreaker win on Saturday Night at Brownstown Speedway. The 50 lap feature event went caution free. It was O'Neal's first triumph for Clint Bowyer Racing and his 34th Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory. O'Neal has scored 54 career wins at Brownstown Speedway.

Eddie Carrier Jr., Steve Francis, Scott Bloomquist, and Kent Robinson completed the top 5. Rounding out the top ten were Bobby Pierce, Jeep VanWormer, Earl Pearson Jr., Ray Cook, and Devin Moran.

Eddie Carrier Jr. set the overall fast time amongst the 45 entrants, with a lap of 14.533 seconds.

Jeff Curl in "Fast Max" Modifieds and Bodi Henry in Pure Stocks each picked up their first ever Brownstown feature wins.

Janowski Takes Brownstown Opening for Second Straight Year...
Lomax, Cain, Hines, and Reed Winners...

March 15, 2014 - Joe Janowski must like opening night races at Brownstown. Janowski took home the the first Super Late Model feature in 2013 and repeated Saturday night with the 2014 season opener for the Late Models.

Janowski lead John Gardner, Tim Prince, Steve Barnett and Mike Meyers at the finish in a good tune-up race for next week's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series $10,000 to win Indiana Icebreaker.

Jamie Lomax battled Devin Gilpin and Kent Robinson in a good Fast Max Convenient Stores UMP Modified division feature, with Lomax getting his first ever Brownstown Modified win.

Tyler Cain looked strong in his 5C machine to open 2014 with a victory in the Super Stocks.

Mickey Hines kicked off the year with a Pure Stock feature win and Illinois visitor Jeremy Reed got his first ever Hornet feature win.

Fast Max Convenient Stores to Sponsor Modified Class

Brownstown Speedway would like to welcome Fast Max Convenient Stores as the title sponsor of the UMP Modified class for 2014.

The Fast Max slogan, "If it's gotta be Fast, it's gotta be Max" is a perfect fit for Brownstown Speedway and the Modified division. The "Fast Max UMP Modifieds" will continue to be one of Brownstown Speedway's highly competitive and exciting weekly racing divisions.

To learn more about Fast Max Convenient Stores and find a Fast Max near you, visit their web site at www.kocolene.com.

MLR Fabricating to Offer "E-Z Lift" Pit Lift System

MLR Fabricating out of North Vernon, Indiana has offered an "E-Z Lift" pit lift system as a sponsorship award to be given to the 2014 Brownstown Speedway Super Late Model track champion.

MLR Fabricating has over 30 years experience in race fabrication and are racers themselves. MLR currently specializes in pit lift systems. Their "E-Z Lift" pit lift systems are priced economically and are designed to last. For more info on MLR Fabricating and "E-Z Lift" systems, visit their web site at www.mlrfab.com.

Promoter Jim Price has secured other awards and sponsors for the 2014 season and is currently working to secure even more as the season begins. A complete list of awards and sponsors will be released soon.

Impact Racing Offers Contingency Program

Impact Racing by MasterCraft Safety has announced a 2014 dirt track contingency program for drivers using their saftey products. To find out more about the program, click the following link : Impact Racing Contingency Program

2014 Point Standings