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LOGANSPORT, Ind. — Donny Schatz got his first taste of midget racing during a Thursday test session at U.S. 24 Speedway. Schatz drove the No. 39 Clauson-Marshall Racing machine. Schatz, who won his eighth World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series championship this season, had never driven a midget prior to Thursday’s test session at the eighth-mile oval. The goal for the test was to get Schatz acclimated not only to the car, but also to the different style of racing that a midget...more

ATTENTION MICRO SPRINT RACERS!!! Who wants to win a NEW Chassis?? We are excited to announce that Rodney Stealy of Concept Chassis has partnered with US 24 Speedway. Together we will be giving away a NEW Concept Chassis Kit at the end of the 2019 point race season to a lucky racing member at US 24 Speedway. Here are the requirements: You must be a US 24 Speedway racing member for the 2019 season. You must attend and participate in every point race of the 2019 season. This giveaway is for...more

This 2019 season each class point champion will receive a cash award. The following cash prizes will be as followed: Non-Wing $1000 Outlaw Wing $1000 Senior $1000 A-Wing $1000 Rest. $750 Jr. Sprint $500

We are extremely grateful to Velocita-USA. With safety being a priority, our safety crew will now have the use of fire proof uniforms, to help keep them safe while keeping the racers safe. We can't thank Velocita-USA enough for partnering with US 24 Speedway for the 2019 season. Please take time to visit their website at www.velocita-usa.com

LOGANSPORT, Ind. (September 8, 2024) - Caleb Shietze, Parker Perry, Easton Zent, Steve Shellenberger, Adam Artman, and Paxton Perry each scored feature wins on Saturday in NOW600 Weekly Racing action at US 24 Speedway. 113 entries made the call featuring 30-Non-Wing Outlaw, 33-Stock Non-Wing, 13-A-Class Winged, 17-Senior Non-Wing, 10-Restricted, and 10-Junior Sprints. Caleb Shietze won the Non-Wing Outlaw feature. Parker Perry claimed the Stock Non-Wing win. Easton Zent zoomed to victory in...more

LOGANSPORT, Ind. (June 15, 2024) - Jake Andreotti went on to victory lane on Friday night during the opener of the Big Dance at US 24 Speedway. A field of 63 CSI NOW600 Non-Wing Outlaw Micros were on hand for the $1,000 to win prelim night. Rolling from the pole position, Andreotti went on the claim the feature win. Colby Sokol from ninth finished in the second spot with brother Justis Sokol claiming the third spot. Johnny Boland crossed in the fourth spot with Russell Gamester making up the...more

Photo Credit: VI Motorsports LOGANSPORT, Ind. (May 12, 2024) - Steven Snyder, Jr. scored the $10,000 to win finale of the All In Transportation Wingless A-Class Clash on Saturday at US 24 Speedway. 65 entries made the call for the rain shorted two day event at the 1/8 mile oval in NOW600 Non-Wing action. Rolling from the pole of the 40-lap feature, Maryland’s Steven Snyder, Jr. would jump out front and lead it wire to wire. Jake Andreotti would finish in the second spot with Oklahoma’s Frank...more

LOGANSPORT, Ind. (June 16, 2024) - Jake Andreotti pocketed $10,000 on Saturday night by winning the Performance Electronics Big Dance at US 24 Speedway. A field of 64 CSI NOW600 Non-Wing Outlaw Micros were in attendance fighting for 20 spots in the feature finale. Rolling from the second starting spot, Jake Andreotti went on to lead all 40-laps. Colby Sokol finished in the second spot with Johnny Boland rounding out the podium. Justis Sokol was fourth and Caleb Shietze made up the top...more

CMR Development Driver, Zeb Wise, Scores $5,000 Triumph at US-24 Speedway’s Big Dance! (Rich Forman Photos) Logansport, IN | June 27, 2017 – Continuing his rise through the ranks, Clauson-Marshall Racing’s Development Driver, Zeb Wise, scored arguably the biggest win of his career on Saturday night at US-24 Speedway. Running his CMR, Driven 2 Save Lives, D1 Chassis No. 39BC micro sprint, Wise traveled to Logansport, Indiana for the annual Big Dance, a non-wing event paying $5,000 to the...more

We arrived at US 24 on a beautiful Saturday for the first race of the season. As always, there is some amount of anticipation as to what the night will hold. Trucks and trailers continued to arrive for 3 solid hours. Once the drivers meeting was over we got ready to qualify, which put Aiden in the 2nd group starting 3rd. Aiden made his way to first place within the first lap and stayed there until the checkers came out!!! Aiden got out of the car at the trailer and talked to Rod about how the...more