Thrilling Finale at Southern Iowa Speedway: A Season of Triumph and Excitement

The 2024 racing season at the Southern Iowa Speedway on the Mahaska County Fairgrounds in Oskaloosa came to a thrilling conclusion over the weekend. With perfect weather and large fields of race cars, the annual Musco Lighting Fall Challenge provided two nights of captivating action for the enthusiastic crowds in attendance.

Witness the Adrenaline-Fueled Showdown at the Southern Iowa Speedway

Mid States Machine Stock Cars: Fierce Battles and Dramatic Finishes

The Mid States Machine Stock Car division delivered intense racing throughout the weekend. On Friday night, Cayden Carter capitalized on his front-row start to claim the victory, showcasing his driving prowess. Saturday's race saw Derrick Agee from Moberly, Missouri, engage in a hard-fought battle to secure the prestigious win, holding off a determined Cayden Carter.The Oskaloosa Quality Rentals Sportmods provided equally thrilling action. Tim Plummer, hailing from Noway, Iowa, swept the weekend, dominating on Friday and then delivering a dramatic last-lap charge on Saturday to edge out Brayton Carter and Logan Anderson in a photo-finish.

Parker Tree Service Hobby Stocks: A Dream Season Culminates in Style

Dustin Griffiths capped off a remarkable season in the Parker Tree Service Hobby Stock class, securing feature wins on both Friday and Saturday nights. Advancing from the second and fourth rows, respectively, Griffiths showcased his skill and determination, leaving the competition in his wake.

Dirt N Asphalt Sport Compacts: Close Finishes and Fierce Competition

The Dirt N Asphalt Sport Compact division delivered exciting racing throughout the weekend. On Friday, Brandon Pickney from Ottumwa emerged victorious, while on Saturday, Barry Taft from Argyle edged out Nathan Moody in a thrilling finish.

NAPA of Albia Non-Wing Sprints and Vintage Cars: A Diverse Showcase of Motorsports

The NAPA of Albia Non-Wing Sprint Car class saw Ben Woods from Newton claim the Friday night win, while the Vintage Car category on Saturday witnessed Ray Guss Jr. from Milan, Illinois, take the checkered flag in his Chevelle, ahead of Bert McDaniel in the Curt Hansen tribute Chevy Camaro.As the 2024 season comes to a close, the Southern Iowa Fairboard and the Race Committee extend their heartfelt gratitude to all the fans, drivers, crews, and officials who made this another successful year. They eagerly anticipate the start of the 2025 season, set to kick off in late April, promising another action-packed year of thrilling motorsports entertainment.