Rolling through Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska, the ASCS Western Plains Region is set for its second season of competition.
Comprised of 11 dates from April through September, the tour spends six nights in Colorado with stops at El Paso County Raceway to open and close the season, as well as an August 16 showdown with the American Sprint Car Series National Tour.
I-76 Speedway (Fort Morgan) and Honor Speedway (Pueblo) will also welcome the regional series.
Kansas stops include Dodge City Raceway Park (Dodge City), along with another faceoff with the National Tour at WaKeeney Speedway on August 15, leading into the tour’s trip into Colorado.
Lincoln County Speedway and Dawson County Speedway in Nebraska complete the list of host facilities.
The 2024 season was topped by Matejka-Heffner Racing driver Adam Trimble.
The ASCS Western Plains Region is under the direction of Joe Bellm with BST Promotions and can be reached at (720) 404-0400.
The 2025 season marks the 34th season of competition for the American Sprint Car Series. Spearheaded by the American Sprint Car Series National Tour, the ASCS Nation includes several regional tours, along with cooperating tracks and events throughout the United States.
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2025 ASCS Western Plains Region Tentative Schedule:
4/19/2025 El Paso County Raceway (Calhan, CO)
4/26/2025 Lincoln County Raceway (North Platte, NE)
6/21/2025 I-76 Speedway (Fort Morgan, CO)
6/28/2025 Honor Speedway (Pueblo, CO)
7/27/2025 Dawson County Raceway (Lexington, NE)
7/28/2025 Lincoln County Raceway (North Platte, NE)
8/15/2025 WaKeeney Speedway (WaKeeney, KS)
8/16/2025 El Paso County Raceway (Calhan, CO)
8/30/2025 Dodge City Raceway Park (Dodge City, KS)
9/6/2025 El Paso County Raceway (Calhan, CO)
9/20/2025 El Paso County Raceway (Calhan, CO)
