Beaver Dam Raceway

Champions Crowned at Beaver Dam Raceway

9/21/2023

Beaver Dam, WI (9/19/2023) - 5 champions were crowned as the final, final night of points went on after a rainout the week before. Larry Richards, Austin Winkel, Elijah Koenig, Kenny Richards, and Brandon Schmitt all picked up championships in their respective classes. A...more

Rain Ruins Season Finale at Beaver Dam Raceway

9/13/2023

Beaver Dam, WI (9/12/2023) - Mother nature wanted Beaver Dam Raceway to go one more week, bringing rain to the track before the features rolled onto the track. 92 cars signed into the initial season finale. 16 EK Machines Unified Street Stocks, 25 Legends.Direct Legends,...more

Richards Picks Up Emotional Eighth Feature Win

9/7/2023

Beaver Dam, WI (9/6/2023) - A week after almost losing his dad to a heart attack, Kenny Richards came back and put on a clinic, picking up his eighth feature win of the season. Shepy’s Auto Body Night at the Races saw a special non-points night, Topless Tuesday. All...more

Races Cut Short After Medical Emergency

8/30/2023

Beaver Dam, WI (8/29/2023) - Races were forced to be canceled after the EK Machines Unified Street Stock feature event due to a medical emergency in the pits. 93 cars in total showed up with 13 EK Machines Unified Street Stocks, 23 Legends.Direct Legends, 21 Beaver Dam...more

1/21/2023

IRA Interstate Racing Association

2023 Early Season Preview!!!

Lots of good things are in store in 2023 for both fans and competitors of the
Bumper To Bumper IRA Outlaw Sprint Series. A schedule loaded with both
traditional events, plus some new ones too, has everyone excited.
Co-sanctions are always ultra-competitive and we have several this year. The All
Stars make two trips to Wisconsin this year with events at Wilmot, their first ever
at Dodge County, and the big $26,000 to win Rayce Rudeen Foundation race at
Plymouth. Plymouth will be the first track to ever host more than one Rayce
Rudeen event! Co-sanctions with our friends at MOWA are on tap with traditional
events like our 34 Raceway opener, and the Bill Waite Jr Memorial Fairbury
appearing again, plus IRA will add a new state, its’ 10 th overall in IRA history with a
co-sanctioned event with MOWA at the famed Federated Auto Parts I-55
Raceway in Pevely, MO. After a hugely successful trip to River Cities Speedway in
Grand Forks, ND last year for a co-sanctioned doubleheader with NOSA, we’re
heading back for the 2 nd annual Buffalo Wild Wings “King of the Wing” and we’ve
added a date at I-94 Speedway in Fergus Falls, MN on the way.
Fans are definitely in for a treat as they will see the familiar names of the IRA
stars, plus several teams from past years, and a fleet of new teams that have
indicated they plan on running a large chunk of the schedule. Based on the
numerous conversations we’ve had with teams throughout the region, this could
very well be the most competitive season in IRA’s long history. Gonna be great
championship and rookie battles. We’re really excited, REALLY REALLY!
We have a few TBA dates still on our schedule, but we’re in the final stages of
finalizing those couple dates. Teams should be excited as several events will be
paying more too. And the Hopf Farms Bullring Showdown is back again too.
We’ve added some sponsors and continue to look for more, both as associate
series, nightly, and event sponsors as we have LOTS to offer a potential sponsor.
And everyone will be thrilled with what should be enhanced FLO broadcasts as
we’ve made significant investments in additional equipment, and we’ve got an
energized staff.
Stay tuned for more exciting news from the Bumper To Bumper IRA Outlaw
Sprint Series and check out our full schedule at irasprints.com