I know NASCAR is back, but the real racing returns soon! Counting down the days!
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Order of events for Thursday February 20th
(💲Cash Only Event💲)
Doors open up at 4:00 pm to get registered for the classes and practice starts at 5:00pm Concession stand will be Open!!!
Order of hot laps/practice
K-MOD
40+ 2WD Bandit
A-MOD
K- Bandit
Stock Cars
50+ Late Model
B-MODS
Non Wing 2wd bandit
Crate Late Model
E-MOD
2wd Bandit
Traxxas Spec modified
(Attention)
No doubling up on hotlaps! Whatever class you register under you must hotlap under. After any round of hotlaps is completed you may at that time go back over to registration and change the class that meets your skill level prior to seeding round starting Friday night.
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Be sure and go like the United Late Model Racing Association – ULRA page.
We cant wait to see the new open late model series’s in action. congratulations to Jesse Stovall if we can be of any help just ask.
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NEW ULRA OPEN LATE MODEL SERIES COMING TO AREA TRACKS
A new dirt-track series for open Late Models led by long-time southwest Missouri driver Jesse Stovall is scheduled to kick off its inaugural 15-race schedule April 25th at Monett Motor Speedway.
Stovall, a former MLRA champion from Billings, Mo., said the goal is to give regional racers an avenue to compete in open Late Models.
“It’s been a dream of mine to build a series that is aimed for the racer and the race tracks and that’s what we are going to try to do,” Stovall said of the new United Late Model Racing Association (ULRA), which will pay $3,000 to its feature winners and $400 to start.
In addition to Monett, which is set to play host to five ULRA events, Legit Speedway Park in West Plains, North Central Arkansas Speedway in Flippin, Caney Valley Speedway in Kansas, Poplar Bluff Speedway in Missouri and the Salina (Okla.) Highbanks Speedway will be a part of the series. These 6 tracks have “United” together to form an alliance for the benefit of the racers and race tracks. All member tracks are involved in the rule making process and all aspects of nightly racing.
Stovall, who leads track prep and serves in an advisory role for Monett Motor Speedway, said the ULRA rules package will be similar to the former MLRA Series, of which he was a part of for many years. He also said that the intention is to bring back harder-compound tires to keep costs more reasonable for race teams.
A complete rules package can be found at ULRAracing.com.
“This series is 100 percent designed for the racer and the race track, to fill a void and give racers a chance to run Open Late Models in our area of the country,” Stovall said. He added that himself or Tony Rogers will administrate ULRA programs and tech at the events.
“The tracks involved this season are a starting point,” Stovall said. “At some point, we would love to have other tracks involved and expand the schedule.”
Support classes for the ULRA events, along with admission prices, will be announced by the individual tracks playing host to events.
Tentative 2025 ULRA schedule
Friday, April 25 – Monett Motor Speedway
Friday, May 30 – Monett Motor Speedway
Saturday, May 31 – Legit Speedway Park (West Plains, Mo.)
Friday, June 13 – Monett Motor Speedway
Saturday, June 28 – Salina Highbanks Speedway (Salina, Okla.)
Saturday, July 12 – Caney Valley Speedway (Caney, Kan.)
Friday, July 18 – North Central Arkansas Speedway (Flippin, Ark.)
Friday, July 25 – Monett Motor Speedway
Friday, Sept. 5 – North Central Arkansas Speedway (Flippin, Ark.)
Saturday, Sept. 6 – Legit Speedway Park (West Plains, Mo.)
Friday, Sept. 12 – Poplar Bluff Speedway
Saturday, Sept. 13 – Poplar Bluff Speedway
Friday, Sept. 26 – Monett Motor Speedway
Saturday, Sept. 27 – Caney Valley Speedway (Caney, Kan.)
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14th Annual Winter Classic information.
Sponsorships are always available.
Reserved Pit spots will OPEN for Season Pit Spot holders on Friday February 21-27
March 1 reserved pit spots will open to everyone.
Pit spots are 10’x10’ and they are $25 each. One kart per spot
Must have a kart entered for each spot. Spots are not considered reserved till payment is received.
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Others have children also that want to have experiences like us! I see it and I understand it. I know some don’t grasp it even after explaining its ok! Some can’t afford big cars or quarter midgets or maybe are just not allowed to do that type of racing, due to the risk or another parent not liking the idea of it! Rc racing is a bit safer indeed and a lot cheaper for sure! Rc racing brings these families together that have children to experience the exact same thing as quarter midget families and big car families get to experience during the long summer season. We choose to put our other racing on hold during rc season for these families. This way they can have that bond that we are fortunate to have during the summer! It’s here the big one the final show of the very short winter season! The 2025 Slick Track Nationals! Let’s go have fun guys enjoy your time with your daughters, sons, because all of you deserve to have these experiences as well! Thinking about future stars that start with this. also, future fans, that start with this or even already established fans and drivers finding a place to continue to share stories talk racing is all fuel to keep me personally motivated! Kids learn eye and hand coordination, mechanical skills, patience, social media and marketing experiences are just few of many things our racers gain from this little track, some may not believe this but follow our racers watch some of the young ones in the pits with your eyes and experiences and witness what I have over these 5 years at Jake’s. Just more fuel to put my head down and continue to deliver the best experiences possible!
United Late Model Racing Association – ULRA @followers be sure to go like share and follow for some open late model racing action.
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Pre-Registration is now OPEN for
Kart Points Race #8
https://www.myracepass.com/tracks/3807/registrations/
If you plan to run one of the dash classes you MUST either pre-register or enter during registration time. We will not add anyone once registration has closed.
Reminder:
New Minor Releases will be required for anyone entering the restricted pit area under the age of 18 and to obtain a 2025 Minor Card.
Birth certificates are required to be on file with the track.
2025 Minor Release card will not be given to parents until we have a copy. If you do not have one when you come to the track, you will be able to race Saturday but you will not the next time.
Contact the page if you are unsure if we have a copy of birth certificate.
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