At the JEGS Wednesday Night Series events the Street class is always a fun class to watch as you get to enjoy racers compete with their street legal cars and the class is also usually one of the biggest during those Wednesday night races.  This year it was a familiar name, Michael Handschuh that was sitting at the top of the points standings at the end of the season.

The Lion’s Den Speed Angels class this season was a hotly contested battle between Karla Eveland and Mariah Strausbaugh.  These ladies competed at each of the JEGS Wednesday Night Series event during the summer chasing down the coveted track championship.  Once the points were tallied up, it was Karla Eveland bring home the championship.

The Big Dawg class this year was dominated by Woody Kilgore.  Woody was the king of the class from the very first race in May to the final race in August.  The ’92 Dakota that Kilgore raced this season is one of the winningest vehicles in the history of National Trail Raceway and Woody added to its prestige this season.

The Super Pro Motorcycle class is always a class that has tough racers competing at each JEGS ET Series weekends.  This year was no different as the championship came down to the final points weekend and three riders competing for the championship (Scott Sheppeard, Mark Coulson, and Dave Hill).  After the final weekend, it was Scott Sheppeard taking home his second Super Pro Motorcycle championship.

This year the Super Shifters class was added as a regular class during the JEGS Wednesday Night Series.  The class is for manual transmission vehicles only and the gear bangers came out in force to compete for the 2021 championship.

The final 2021 National Trail Raceway Team Championship points have been finalized.  After a long season, it was Team Bad Intentions Racing that came away with the championship.

Here is the final standings --> https://nationaltrailraceway.com/pdfs/points/2021-Team-Championship-Points.pdf

This Saturday Night is the Fall Pumpkin Smash Demolition Drag Race.  Come and watch as the drivers try to smash their way to a win.  This event is something everyone will enjoy.

Racer Gates open at 2 pm

Spectator Gates open at 3 pm

Racing starts at 6 pm

Adults $15

Kids 11 and Under Free

This weekend is the Halloween Hootout. It is an event that is fun for the whole family!

Here is a quick run-down for the whole event.

Thursday:

Reserved Pit Space Parking 2 pm - 7 pm

All Pit Parking 7 pm - 9 pm

Friday:

Gates Open at 8 am

Test N Tune 10 am to 6 pm (Test and Tune only for Hootout Racers)

This weekend is our final JEGS ET Series races of the season.  We will be racing both Saturday and Sunday.

Racers can run 2 classes with the same car as long as the car is legal for both classes.  The more cars that come in each class the higher the payout goes.  Also anyone wanting to leave their trailers for the Halloween Hootout can do so.

Here are the run orders for both Saturday and Sunday.

Attention Halloween Hootout Racers!

Remember registration for the Friday Night Shootouts will open at 8 pm on Tuesday, September 21st.  You will lock in your spot via the online registration.  You will still have to pay for the entry the day of the event in cash in Suite 103.

There will be no special time trial for the shootout racers.  If you want a time run, you will need to enter the Test & Tune.