Fort Wayne, Indiana
Friday/Saturday - December 30/31,2022
A collection of news events, just click on the title to view full press release......
Third Generation of Nuckles Family Set to Enter Fort Wayne Indoors
Pit Row TV to Reward Rumble Quarter Midget 'Rising Star Award'
John Ivy Vows to Change Rumble Headlines
Kyle Hamilton to End Retirement With Return to the Rumble
UMP Modified Star Derek Losh Set to Make Rumble Midget Debut
Stewart and Gamester Aim to Defending Rumble Wins
Premiere Timing & Scoring to Operate Transponders
The Beltway Offers $250 to Best Appearing Midget
D-Low Trucking Posts $2,000 Award for Senior Champs
NAPA Auto Parts of Bryan, OH Posts Best Appearing Award
N. Baltimore Custom Cuts to Sponsor Winged 600's
John Limbacher Memorial Race to Highlight Rumble Kart Action
Baker Racing Engines to Sponsor Nightly Quarter Midget 'On the Gas' Award
LiUNA Renews Non-Winged 600 Sponsorship, Adds Achiever Award
Tony Stewart Philip Schneider John Ivy
Blake Harris photos
It's a Stewart deja vu with Saturday night repeat....
Schneider in near-dreamlike Kart performance, QM drivers shine....
John Ivy redeems himself with Saturday 600 sweep....
Tony Stewart Nate Franklin
Blake Harris photos
Tony Stewart returns to the top of the heap with Friday win....
Nate Franklin snaps John Ivy streak as Karts and QM complete Friday program.....
Dallas Breeze photos
INDIANA RACING MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
RECOGNIZES WAR MEMORIAL COLISEUM
On Saturday, November 11 the Indiana Racing Memorial Association (IRMA) formally recognized the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum as the site of USAC's (United States Auto Club) first-ever race. Gene Hartley entered the history books on January 6, 1956 as USAC"s very first winner.
A historical marker designation was placed on the grounds to preserve the historical moment. Among the group shown here are Carolyn Hartley-Johns, wife of Gene Hartley, Randy Brown (General Manager of the War Memorial Coliseum) and Dick Jordan (USAC VP of Communications).