Good luck to all the drivers at practice tonight and racers this weekend for the Midwest Hornet Dirt Series.
Good luck to all the drivers at practice tonight and racers this weekend for the Midwest Hornet Dirt Series.
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Congratulations to all of our
2025/2026 Kart Points Racers that qualified for year-end awards @ Emma Indoor Raceway.
Jr. 1 Light
1st place – Jace Oneill #18
2nd place – Macen Raybourn #R3
3rd place – Chase Shoop #5
Jr. 1 Heavy
1st place – Chase Shoop #5
2nd place – Jace Oneill #18
3rd place – Macen Raybourn #R3
Jr. 2 Light
1st place – Olivia Vanloo #19
2nd place – Max Walker #1
Jr. 2 Heavy
1st place – Olivia Vanloo #19
2nd place – Max Walker #1
Restricted Box Stock Wing
1st place – Landry Kincaid #12
2nd place – Leo Fairfield #4F
3rd place – Sawyer Rawlins #237
4th place – Braxton Kline #17B
5th place – Shane Hughes #41H
Restricted Box Stock Wing Pro
1st place – Landry Kincaid #12
2nd place – Sawyer Rawlins #237
3rd place – Braxton Kline #17B
4th place – Leo Fairfield #4F
5th place – Shane Hughes #41H
Restricted Box Stock ll Wing
1st place – Brant Brooks #1x
2nd place – Lincoln Slight #107
3rd place – Elsie Fairchild #52
Restricted Box Stock ll Pro Wing
1st place – Brant Brooks #1x
2nd place – Elsie Fairchild #52
3rd place – Lincoln Slight #107
Box Stock Wing
1st place – Carson Sanders #22
2nd place – Krew Lowry #72
3rd place – Kaecyn Jones #06
Box Stock Wing Pro
1st place – Carson Sanders #22
2nd place – Kaecyn Jones #06
3rd place – Krew Lowry #72
Clone Light 340
1st place – Kaden Brockert #21
2nd place – Trenton Chrisenberry #11
3rd place – Bryar Barker #12
4th place – Austin Raybourn #R33
Clone Medium 370
1st place – Tristan Martin #24
2nd place – Austin Raybourn #R33
Predator Light 340
1st place – Kaden Brockert #21
2nd place – Bryar Barker #12
3rd place – Karleigh Barker #3
4th place – Trenton Chrisenberry #11
5th place – Kamden Lightfoot #69
6th place – Mia Lowery #09
Predator Heavy 370
1st place – Kaden Brockert #21
2nd place – Mia Lowery #09
3rd place – Trenton Chrisenberry #11
4th place – Karleigh Barker #3
Predator Treaded 370
1st place – Travis Hammond #50
2nd place – Kamden Lightfoot #69
3rd place – Trenton Chrisenberry #11
4th place – Roger Russell #3
5th place – Wayne Reel #701
Open
1st place – Kamden Lightfoot #69
2nd place – Bill Snyder #162
ATTENTION ALL RACERS!!
MUST READ!!
All online registration up to 930 this evening has been confirmed if you did not receive an email with all classes you have registered for you have not registered correctly! Please feel free to open MYRACE PASS to view each class to verify if you are there. If you are not in the class you need to be please click link below to register now! Online registration closes at 8pm tomorrow evening!
Predator Rules
2025/2026 season
Adult Age: 15+
– [ ] Predator 212 racers, Be sure you understand and follow our rules.
– [ ] Harbor Freight Stock Predator 212 Hemi motor only.
– [ ] The intent of this class is to run the motors out of the box with only modifications in these rules.
– [ ] If the rules donβt say you can alter it then it MUST be stock!
– [ ] Motor is to remain stock as from factory and will be teched to stock 212 Predator Hemi motors.
– [ ] No mixing of parts Hemi / Non-Hemi
– [ ] Removal of governor ok
– [ ] Removal of fuel tank is mandatory
– [ ] Air filter adapter ok
– [ ] Hemi motors must run a thick head gasket .042 min.
– [ ] Lapping of valves and seat ok.
– [ ] No grinding of valve seats is allowed.
– [ ] Main jet non-tech
– [ ] Low speed jet non tech.
– [ ] Valve springs will be tech to clone 10.8 and 18 pound checks.
– [ ] No valve spring shims allowed.
– [ ] No light weight retainers. Must be stock.
– [ ] Adult run big pipe and muffler, header must be wrapped but not muffler. NO MODIFICATIONS!!
– [ ] Muffler must be tight to the header. Lose muffler or header will be DQβd
– [ ] DRUM CLUTCH ONLY!!!!!
– [ ] No building/blue printing will be allowed.
– [ ] Emma Indoor Raceway may tech or claim a motor at any time.
– [ ] Open tire rule for slick classes. Any manufacturer tread tire for treaded classes.
– [ ] Tire testing will be done in treaded classes. βI bought these tires usedβ is not an excuse.
– [ ] No Slicks or tire prep allowed in the Predator Treaded classes.
– [ ] Fuel: Pump gas 87 octane only NO OTHER ALTERATIONS
Cheating in this class will not be tolerated !!!
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Russell Baker Hall of Fame Induction | Ozarks Area Racers Foundation | 40+ Years Engine Buildingnnemotional induction of Russell Baker into the Springfield Racing Hall of Fame as a pioneer. The legendary self-taught engine builder from Miami, Oklahoma, who founded Russell Baker Racing Engines, is honored by his daughters Angie Haye and Alicia Trice, and son Brian Baker for his 40+ year career building championship-winning late model racing engines.nIn this video:nnDaughters share their father’s inspiring life story and faith journeynBrian Baker accepts award on behalf of his father and familynHow Russell overcame losing his right eye at age 4nBuilt legendary engines for Bill Frye, Billy Moyer, Wendell Wallace, Dale McDowelln40+ years of precision engine building excellencenDeep faith, family values, and passion for deer huntingnTerry Kirk’s tragic passing the night before Russell’s funeralnnRussell Baker’s incredible journey:nnLost right eye at age 4 – shaped his determination and perseverancenEntirely self-taught engine builder (no formal training)nStarted in early 1980s as pioneer of late model racing enginesnFirst shop: Small parts room in back of BMB Auto Supply, Miami, OklahomanBuilt 7,200 sq ft dedicated engine shop east of MiaminLater moved to even larger facility on family farm west of MiaminOver 40 years building and tuning championship racing enginesnKnown for precision, innovation, reliability, and performancenMentored countless others in the engine building craftnnFaith and family foundation:nnMarried Shannon in 1964 (47-year devoted partnership)nRaised three children grounded in faith and hard worknAccepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior as young fathernFaith became foundation of his life and businessnAlways stopped work on Sundays for the LordnMade sure children knew Christ was “first and foremost”nPassed away in 2012nnBeyond the shop:nnAvid bow hunter who spent entire days in tree standsn”Famously wished there were 12 months of November”nExcellent bow hunter who shared passion with grandchildrennTaught patience, respect for nature, quiet perseverancenCreated lasting memories deer hunting with Luke, Adam, Kyle, and ShelbynSon Brian now hunts for a living, inspired by his fathernnRacing legends Russell worked with:nnBill Frye (good friend)nBilly Moyer (championship driver)nWendell Wallace (deer hunting buddy from Batesville, Arkansas)nDale McDowell (champion)nTim Logan (dedicated customer)nSteve Francis (friend and racer)nTerry Kirk (Custom Cams – phone call buddy after every race)nnKey employees and friends:nnCharlie Novak (right-hand man, talented go-to guy for everything)nDan Leatherman (hardcore racer friend till the end)nDavid Turner (squirrelly but loved friend)nJim Buzzard (fellow engine builder, got Russell to his last race at Muscogee)nnEmotional final race story:nnRussell went from climbing deer stands to wheelchair in 3 monthsnJim Buzzard prepared his motorhomenUsed forklift to load wheelchair into motorhomenGot to watch his final race at Muscogee before passingnnRussell’s character:nnMan of few words, but when he spoke, people listenednMan of his word (what people remember most)nFamous side smile and eye squintnHumble – would have been honored but quiet about recognitionnBalanced faith, family, deer hunting, and racing perfectlyn”With his living, we all are who we are”nnTracks mentioned:nnMonett SpeedwaynWheatlandnJoplinnShow-Me 100nEldora SpeedwaynnA powerful tribute to a self-taught pioneer who overcame early hardship to build one of late model racing’s most respected engine shops while never compromising his faith, family values, or love of the outdoors.n#RussellBaker #BakerRacingEngines #MiamiOklahoma #HallOfFame #EngineBuilder #LateModelRacing #BillyMoyer #BillFrye #WendellWallace #DaleMcDowell #RacingPioneer #SelfTaught #ChampionshipEngines #CustomCams #TerryKirk #InMemoriam #FaithAndRacing #DeerHunter #40YearLegacy #OklahomaRacing”,”delight_ranges”:[],”image_ranges”:[],”inline_style_ranges”:[],”aggregated_ranges”:[],”ranges”:[{“entity”:{“__typename”:”User”,”__isEntity”:”User”,”__isActor”:”User”,”id”:”100064504972213″,”url”:”https://www.facebook.com/OzarkAreaRacersFoundation”,”profile_url”:”https://www.facebook.com/OzarkAreaRacersFoundation”,”short_name”:”Ozarks Area Racers Foundation”,”work_info”:null,”__module_operation_CometTextWithEntitiesRelay_textWithEntities”:{“__dr”:”ProfileGeminiWeakReferenceLink_user$normalization.graphql
Russell Baker Hall of Fame Induction | Ozarks Area Racers Foundation | 40+ Years Engine Buildingnnemotional induction of Russell Baker into the Springfield Racing Hall of Fame as a pioneer. The legendary self-taught engine builder from Miami, Oklahoma, who founded Russell Baker Racing Engines, is honored by his daughters Angie Haye and Alicia Trice, and son Brian Baker for his 40+ year career building championship-winning late model racing engines.nIn this video:nnDaughters share their father’s inspiring life story and faith journeynBrian Baker accepts award on behalf of his father and familynHow Russell overcame losing his right eye at age 4nBuilt legendary engines for Bill Frye, Billy Moyer, Wendell Wallace, Dale McDowelln40+ years of precision engine building excellencenDeep faith, family values, and passion for deer huntingnTerry Kirk’s tragic passing the night before Russell’s funeralnnRussell Baker’s incredible journey:nnLost right eye at age 4 – shaped his determination and perseverancenEntirely self-taught engine builder (no formal training)nStarted in early 1980s as pioneer of late model racing enginesnFirst shop: Small parts room in back of BMB Auto Supply, Miami, OklahomanBuilt 7,200 sq ft dedicated engine shop east of MiaminLater moved to even larger facility on family farm west of MiaminOver 40 years building and tuning championship racing enginesnKnown for precision, innovation, reliability, and performancenMentored countless others in the engine building craftnnFaith and family foundation:nnMarried Shannon in 1964 (47-year devoted partnership)nRaised three children grounded in faith and hard worknAccepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior as young fathernFaith became foundation of his life and businessnAlways stopped work on Sundays for the LordnMade sure children knew Christ was
Ozarks Area Racers Foundation 2026 Scholarship Awards | Ben Chapman & Jaden Davis Jadyn
Watch two passionate young racers receive life-changing scholarships from the Ozarks Area Racers Foundation! This heartfelt ceremony honors high school graduates who exemplify excellence both on the track and in the classroom.
2026 Scholarship Recipients:
Ben Chapman – Republic High School
State Technical College of Missouri, Linn, MO
Studying: Heavy-Duty Diesel Technology
Racing Background: Started at age 5 in caged karts β Quarter Midgets β Modifieds β Pure Stocks
Monet Speedway feature winner
Birthday celebrated at ceremony!
Jaden Davis – Webb City High School
Crowder College, Webb City, MO
Studying: Business Management
Racing Background: 5-time champion at Twister Alley Raceway
Started kart racing at age 8
Daughter of Elusive Competition Engines owner
Four States area racing regular
About the OARF Scholarship Program:
π° Two $500 scholarships awarded annually
π Established in 2024 by Scotty & Angie Allen and Dallas County Speedway
π Open to graduating high school seniors (male or female)
β Judged on: Racing interest, volunteer history, leadership, and academic excellence
π Applications reviewed under blind cover for fairness
What You’ll See:
Emotional acceptance speeches from both recipients
Introduction by Chip (presenter and racing official)
Ben Chapman’s inspiring journey from karts to diesel tech
Jaden Davis’s heartfelt tribute to racing community values
How racing shaped their character, work ethic, and futures
Information on applying for future scholarships
Key Moments:
Ben discusses financial responsibility and giving back to racing
Jaden shares lessons learned: perseverance, sportsmanship, resilience
Both recipients thank the foundation and racing family
Recognition of Scotty & Angie Allen’s vision for the program
This scholarship program supports the next generation of racers pursuing higher education while staying connected to the sport they love. Perfect example of how grassroots racing takes care of its own!
π Presented at: 38th Annual OARF Hall of Fame Ceremony
π Program Info: Ozarks Area Racers Foundation Facebook (applications available)
Applications accepted for May graduating seniors
π Supporting local racing families and youth education
For Graduating Seniors: Visit the Ozarks Area Racers Foundation Facebook page for scholarship applications and requirements. Forms available for the 2027 class!
#OARFScholarship #RacingScholarship #BenChapman #JadenDavis #OzarksRacing #CollegeScholarship #DirtTrackRacing #KartRacing #MissouriRacing #TwisterAlley #MonetSpeedway #DallasCountySpeedway #RacingEducation #YouthRacing #GrassrootsRacing #RacingFamily #ScholarshipAward #HighSchoolGraduates #OARF2026
Ozarks Area Racers Foundation 2026 Scholarship Awards | Ben Chapman & Jaden Davis Jadyn
Watch two passionate young racers receive life-changing scholarships from the Ozarks Area Racers Foundation! This heartfelt ceremony honors high school graduates who exemplify excellence both on the track and in the classroom.
2026 Scholarship Recipients:
Ben Chapman – Republic High School
State Technical College of Missouri, Linn, MO
Studying: Heavy-Duty Diesel Technology
Racing Background: Started at age 5 in caged karts β Quarter Midgets β Modifieds β Pure Stocks
Monet Speedway feature winner
Birthday celebrated at ceremony!
Jaden Davis – Webb City High School
Crowder College, Webb City, MO
Studying: Business Management
Racing Background: 5-time champion at Twister Alley Raceway
Started kart racing at age 8
Daughter of Elusive Competition Engines owner
Four States area racing regular
About the OARF Scholarship Program:
π° Two $500 scholarships awarded annually
π Established in 2024 by Scotty & Angie Allen and Dallas County Speedway
π Open to graduating high school seniors (male or female)
β Judged on: Racing interest, volunteer history, leadership, and academic excellence
π Applications reviewed under blind cover for fairness
What You’ll See:
Emotional acceptance speeches from both recipients
Introduction by Chip (presenter and racing official)
Ben Chapman’s inspiring journey from karts to diesel tech
Jaden Davis’s heartfelt tribute to racing community values
How racing shaped their character, work ethic, and futures
Information on applying for future scholarships
Key Moments:
Ben discusses financial responsibility and giving back to racing
Jaden shares lessons learned: perseverance, sportsmanship, resilience
Both recipients thank the foundation and racing family
Recognition of Scotty & Angie Allen’s vision for the program
This scholarship program supports the next generation of racers pursuing higher education while staying connected to the sport they love. Perfect example of how grassroots racing takes care of its own!
π Presented at: 38th Annual OARF Hall of Fame Ceremony
π Program Info: Ozarks Area Racers Foundation Facebook (applications available)
Applications accepted for May graduating seniors
π Supporting local racing families and youth education
For Graduating Seniors: Visit the Ozarks Area Racers Foundation Facebook page for scholarship applications and requirements. Forms available for the 2027 class!
#OARFScholarship #RacingScholarship #BenChapman #JadenDavis #OzarksRacing #CollegeScholarship #DirtTrackRacing #KartRacing #MissouriRacing #TwisterAlley #MonetSpeedway #DallasCountySpeedway #RacingEducation #YouthRacing #GrassrootsRacing #RacingFamily #ScholarshipAward #HighSchoolGraduates #OARF2026
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