The USRA Holley Iron Man Series featuring USRA Stock Cars and USRA B-Mods will be back in action this Fourth of July weekend with two shows scheduled at the Cresco Speedway and Fayette County Speedway.

The 2015 racing season will be the sixth for the Holley Iron Man Series, and the biggest and boldest schedule yet is in place for the popular series featuring USRA Stock Cars and USRA B-Mods.

The 2014 Fayette County Fair race featuring the Iron Man Challenge was anything less than boring. It was a typical mud-slinging night at the track full of lead changes, a rivaled donnybrook and last-lap heroics.

The outside of the front row was the place to be Friday night at the Fayette County Speedway as all three winners came from the second starting position to claim victory.

A record number of dates featuring exciting, new venues and familiar facilities highlights the 2014 schedule released today for the Iron Man Challenge featuring USRA Stock Cars and USRA B-Mods.

Visitors to the official USRA website got an early Christmas present today as officials from the USRA and Nitroquest Media Group launched a new full-featured home on the World Wide Web.

Four first-time national champions in four divisions have been crowned for 2013 in the USRA Weekly Racing Series.

Rules for the 2014 USRA Weekly Racing Series are complete and are available on the USRA website, officials from the United States Racing Association announced today.

The Upper Iowa Speedway and Fayette County Speedway will host a joint 2013 awards banquet on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Fayette County Fairgrounds Expo Hall in West Union, Iowa.

Drivers in the two open-wheel divisions are locked in tight battles with razor-thin margins that will come down to the final night of racing while the leaders in the two full-fendered divisions have simply to wait until Oct. 20 to be crowned USRA national champions.

The Iron Man Challenge will be back in action on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 23-25, at two premier dirt ovals in Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota.

Level 5 Motorsports signed a contract with Dustin Boney and PRIME Racing Products to transition 16-year-old Mason Daughters from the highest ranks in karting to the dirt modified scene.