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(Photo by Malcolm White Photography) Inside Line Promotions – GREAT FALLS, Mont. (Aug. 22, 2016) – Trey Starks earned his seventh victory of the season at the seventh different track last Saturday at Electric City Speedway. Starks has now registered 22 career wins at 11 different tracks. His seven triumphs this season are only one away from tying his single-season high, which was set last season. “It says that I’ve been really fortunate in being able to run at so many different tracks in so...more

GREAT FALLS, Mont. (June 18, 2016) With rain delaying the night’s racing action at the Electric City Speedway with the Brodix ASCS Frontier Region, David Hoiness made the best of it by winning in the Miller Lite No. 27dd. David is also the fourth winner in just as many races in 2016 with the Frontier Region. The fifth time Hoiness has topped the Brodix ASCS Frontier Region, the Billings, Mont. racer came from the fourth spot to get the job done. Friday’s prelim winner, Joe Ramaker, climbed...more

(Image Credit: Aaron Reed) GREAT FALLS, Mont. (June 17, 2016) Round three of the Brodix ASCS Frontier Region’s 2016 lineup saw the series return to the Electric City Speedway in Great Falls, Mont. and Idaho's Joe Ramaker’s return to Victory Lane at the one-third mile oval. Ramaker’s 17th career victory with the Brodix ASCS Frontier Region, the No. 98 machine was chased to the line by Canada’s Kelly Miller and Skylar Gee. Returning to pilot the No. 23n machine, Washington’s J.J. Hickle was...more

Andrew Kunas - GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Former series champion Joe Ramaker picked up his first win of the season in Friday's ASCS Frontier Region sprint car main event at the Montana Round-Up at Electric City Speedway. The Choteau, Montana driver, who won the ASCS Frontier Region title in 2014, led all but one of the 25 laps around the Great Falls clay oval, earning his first win in just over a year aboard the Ramaker Racing No. 98 Ostrich-powered J&J. After the initial start was called back by a...more

Bryan Hulbert - Great Falls, Montana (July 11, 2012) In their Montana debut Bellingham, Washington’s Brock Lemley bested the field of 22 cars to take his first Lucas Oil ASCS presented by MAVTV feature win at Electric City Speedway in Great Falls, Montana. “This is unbelievable. Once I saw him [Jason Johnson] go by me in the rubber I thought it was all over” commented by Lemley in his post-race interview. "This has got to be my biggest win.” Drawing the outside of the front row in the 30-lap...more

Bryan Hulbert - Tulsa, Oklahoma (July 9, 2012) In a season unlike any other experienced with the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by MAVTV, rounds 28 through 30 in the championship hunt would have in years past revolved around a season gone by. In fact the 28th, 29th, and 30th races held in 2011 consisted of the season ending Western World but in 2012 these nights on the calendar represent new tracks, new states, and new drivers in a season still shy of its halfway point. Joining the list as the 123rd...more

NEWTON (June 15, 2010) – After winning his heat race in convincing fashion, the seventeen year old Jacob Ossentfort received news from Black Hills Speedway officials that the Friday night main events were being cancelled due to weather, so it was off to Great Falls, Montana for the weekend. The Ossenfort Racing team made their way West to compete in a two-day American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) Northwest Region event at Electric City Speedway, Saturday and Sunday evening. On Saturday, Jacob had...more

Lonnie Wheatley, GREAT FALLS, Mont. (June 13, 2010) – Gary Taylor made the trip from Oklahoma to Montana well worthwhile with a triumphant return to American Sprint Car Series victory lane after topping Sunday night’s 30-lap ASCS Northwest main event at Electric City Speedway. The Washington state native now residing in Tulsa, OK, earned this one as well, battling past both Jason Solwold and Roger Crockett to take the top spot in Nubby Peterson’s Ostrich-powered Apple Valley Backhoe No. 23n...more

Shawn Miller, GREAT FALLS, Mont. (June 27, 2009) – It was anything but a routine victory for Roger Crockett in Saturday night's 30-lap ASCS Rocky Mountain vs. Northwest finale at Electric City Speedway. But, to little surprise, the ASCS Northwest Region's winningest driver used a late-race pass to claim the victory. "That's why it's so entertaining for the fans because you never know what's going to happen," said Crockett, who now has seven Northwest Region wins over the past two seasons. "We...more