Marysville Raceway

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Marysville Raceway
1468 Simpson Lane
Marysville, CA 95901
530.350.7275

	SEPTEMBER 22: DWARF CAR NATIONALS - "DOLLAR NIGHT" Dwarf Cars, Economy Sprints- Final

	SEPTEMBER 23: DWARF CAR NATIONALS Dwarf Cars, Super Stocks- Final

	SEPTEMBER 23 PARTY IN THE PITS POSTER

	Dwarf Car Nationals This Weekend / Friday Night is Just $1 Marysville, CA (September 18, 2017) – After a two-week break, the bright lights and fast race cars return to the Marysville Raceway this Friday and Saturday night. The 22nd Western States Dwarf Car Association Dwarf Car Nationals will compete both nights at the famed raceway. Joining them on Friday night, September 22nd, will be the economy sprint cars. It will mark as the last point show of the year for the economy sprints. Then on Saturday night, September 23rd, the Super Stocks will compete in their decisive point championship event of the season.......(more)

	Championship Night This Saturday Marysville, CA (August 30, 2017) – Champions will be crowned after a hard-fought season of racing at Marysville Raceway this Saturday night, September 2nd. Championship point race #15 will feature the winged 360 sprint cars, hobby stocks, wingless sprints, sport mods and dwarf cars. Four track titles will be on the line this Saturday night......(more)

	Troy Folger is An All Star Marysville, CA (August 19, 2017) – Troy Folger thrilled the Marysville Raceway fans during the 25-lap IMCA All Star Modified Tour Saturday night. He also did something that most drivers will never experience. Folger received the white flag while running in the third spot. Yet, when Folger came back around for the final lap, he was the first driver to reach the checkered flag. Folger went from third to first and captured the most improbable win of the season. It was heartbreak city for Tim Balding. If the race was 24 laps, Balding would have felt better after this race. “You don’t lead all those laps and then lose on the final lap,” said a dejected Balding post-race. Balding not only lost the race but ended up third. As Balding took the white flag he missed his mark in turn one and drifted way up the track. This allowed Cody Burke to dive to the bottom and briefly pass Balding. Yet, it was third place Folger who stole the show. Folger could hug the pole and drive by both Balding and Burke to take the lead and get the unlikely win. “This feels so good,” said Folger. “This is a great win for our team.” Duane Cleveland finished in the fourth spot and was surprised at the outcome also. “I didn’t even know Troy won until after the race,” said Cleveland. “These guys are the best of the best and even though fourth isn’t what we came here for I will take it.” Ryan McDaniel rebounded from an earlier spin to finish fifth. Randy McDaniel won the first heat and Folger won heat two......(more)

	Kids Bike Night Highlights Point Race No. 14 Marysville, CA (August 15, 2017) …. The annual Kids Bike Night will take place this Saturday night, August 19th, at the Marysville Raceway. Kids 11 and under will be admitted FREE accompanied by an adult. Kids 11 and under are also recommended to bring their BMX style bicycle and during the intermission they get to race on the track for trophies and ribbons. Adding to the fun filled night geared towards kids, the Speedway is raffling off some free bicycles courtesy of North Valley Driveline Service and Automaxx of Yuba City.......(more)

	First Career Winged Sprint Car Win for Majdic Marysville, CA (July 29, 2017) – The theme of first time winged sprint car feature event winners continued Saturday night at Marysville Raceway. Redding’s Chase Majdic driving the Chuck Wolf Sand and Gravel No. 19 earned his first career 25-lap main event win. The 19-year-old started in the third row and quickly used his driving skills to navigate into the top spot. Majdic used the high line to his liking when he passed Mike Monahan for the lead. From there on out it was the Majdic show. Chase expertly dived in an out of back markers to keep his lead. Colby Wiesz was the driver on the move.......(more)

	Cooper Wins West Coast Sport Mod Tour Finale at Marysville Marysville, CA (July 29, 2017) – The sixth and final event for the Inaugural West Coast Sport Mod tour was another tremendous success. Twenty-eight drivers competed on a Saturday night in July at Marysville Raceway. Marysville’s Brian Cooper returned to victory lane with an impressive 20-lap feature event win. It was good to see Cooper get the win in front of his hometown family and friends. The Cooper family was instrumental in getting the tour racing and organized. Lee Jensen did all he could to mount numerous charges against Cooper in trying to take the lead but was never successful. Jensen finished just 0.320 behind Cooper at the finish. Phillip Shelby continued to be a force in Sport Mod racing. The current Marysville point leader finished third in tonight’s main event. Front running Michael Johnson crossed the line in fourth. Finishing fifth in the main event was good enough to secure Nick Spainhoward as the inaugural West Coast Sport Mod Tour Champion. Spainhoward won the main event at Chico on the previous night. Jerry Bartlett battled all race long to come home with a sixth-place finish. Bartlett should also be credited with a lot of the behind scenes work and securing bonus prizes awarded to the touring series drivers. Tyler Rodgers won the 12-lap semi-feature. The other five cars to transfer included Damian Merritt, Raymond Benkowski, Shane Devolder, Guy Ahlwardt, Patti Ryland. Shelby, Jensen, Bartlett and Howard Law were all victorious in eight lap heat races. Before the races started, the tour organized a pre-race barbeque for the competitors. The tour also supplied the top three with great trophies on top of other nice touches to make the series a success.......(more)

	West Coast Sport Mod Championship on Line Marysville, CA (July 26, 2017) – Marysville Raceway is pleased to host the West Coast Sport Mod Tour Championship this Saturday night, July 29th. This inaugural tour has produced 58 different drivers at the first four events. Silver Dollar Speedway will host this tour on Friday night making this a huge double header for this popular traveling series. Four other divisions will join the Sport Mods led by the winged 360 sprints, Dwarf Cars, wingless sprints and Super Stocks.......(more)

	Corey Elliott Shines in Marysville Marysville, CA (July 22, 2017) – Bakersfield driver Corey Elliott won the 25-lap Bay Cities Racing Association (BCRA) feature event Saturday night at Marysville Raceway. Elliott inherited the lead when Hanford’s Michael Faccinto stopped in turn four. Faccinto had led the first 16 laps until the mechanical problem forced him to retire. Elliott went on to lead the final nine laps. Maria Cofer did a solid job and finished in the second spot. Cofer is an emerging talent that should get more attention than she does. Veteran Floyd Alvis was the final driver able to finish the race. He was credited with third. Faccinto was scored in the fourth spot. Nate Wait and J.R. Williams each stopped on lap 14. Alex Schutte would have been a factor tonight but on lap four he crashed into the turn three wall. It was a disappointing ending for him. Mason Daniel was the eighth and final finisher........(more)

	The Mighty Midgets Return to Marysville Raceway Marysville, CA (July 18, 2017) – The Might Midgets of the Bay City Racing Association (BCRA) are headlining point race No. 12 this Saturday night, July 22nd. This traveling cast of open wheel super stars will feature close competitive racing at the ultra-fast quarter-mile dirt track known at Marysville Raceway. The B.C.R.A. features an extensive history dating back to 1939.......(more)

	Bobby Butler Beats the Heat and Wins at Marysville Marysville, CA (July 8, 2017) – While temperatures soared to nearly 106 degrees Saturday night at Marysville Raceway the fans were treated to a special dollar night and a good night of racing. Bobby Butler showcased his driving skills by leading all 25 laps during the 360-winged sprint car main event. It was his second win of the year at Marysville. “I want to thank the staff here at Marysville they have treated us really good and we love coming here,” said Butler in victory lane. Butler jumped out to an early lead and at times looked like he wasn’t going to be challenged. Yet, with five laps to go, second place Mike Monahan and third place Jeremy Hawes closed in. While Butler’s lead dissipated, he never wavered from the correct driving line. Butler won the event by just 0.493 seconds over Monahan. Yet, Hawes made the best charge at the finish line and only lost second place to Monahan by 0.094. It was a thrilling finish. Heath Hall started the evening by turning the fastest lap in qualifying at12.869 and finished off the night by placing fourth. Peter Paulson come home in the fifth spot. Monahan won the first heat race while Kevin Lovell dominated the win in heat two.......(more)