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Xtreme Outlaw-POWRi Challenge Series

Coles County Speedway Mattoon, IL Friday, May 31, 2024
Winner Ashton Torgerson #67K Started 4th Led 21
  1. P1 Ashton Torgerson
  2. P2 Chase McDermand
  3. P3 Zach Daum
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Feature Results

Pos # Driver Laps Led
1 67K Ashton Torgerson 30 21
2 40 Chase McDermand 30
3 7U Zach Daum 30 9
4 67 Ryan Timms 30
5 71K Cannon McIntosh 30
6 71 Jade Avedisian 30
7 97 Gavin Miller 30
8 21K Karter Sarff 30
9 16 Kyle Jones 30
10 55 Trevor Cline 30
11 19AZ Hayden Reinbold 30
12 56D Mitchell Davis 30
13 14S Tyler Edwards 29
14 54 Michael Pickens 29
15 1K Brayton Lynch 29
16 97K Kale Drake 29
17 43 Gunnar Setser 29
18 66 Jayden Clay 29
19 98 Elijah Gile 29
20 57 Mark McMahill DNF 22
21 19M Ethan Mitchell DNF 18
22 86 Shane Cottle DNF 4

Event Info

Xtreme Outlaw-POWRi Challenge Series

Friday, May 31, 2024

Coles County Speedway

10743 E County Road 900 N

Mattoon, IL, 61938

Event Description
The semi-banked, 1/8-mile oval of Coles County is dubbed as one of the oldest Micro Sprint tracks in the United States and will host its first-ever national Midget series event with the arrival of the Xtreme Outlaw and POWRi stars on May 31.

The track will be under new management in 2024 with new promoters Brian and Amanda Rieck of RS12 Motorsports at the helm.
Series Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series
Event Schedule

4PM Pit Gates Open
5PM Grandstand Gates Open
6:30PM Hot Laps/Qualifying
Opening Ceremonies and Racing to follow

*All times Central

Coles County Speedway

Mattoon, Illinois

10743 E County Road 900 N , 61938

0.125 Mile
Ticket Phone (314) 412-8489
Track History

Historic Coles County Speedway- The oldest micro sprint track in the United States.....


In 1956, 7 insightful racing enthusiast decided to form the Coles County Modified Midget Racing Association. Each member donated $25 each and the club was born. They were hard-working men that loved the sport of then called Micro Midgets. They had the foresight to see that the future was bright for the racers in the central Illinois area. Thus, CCMMRA established.


The club's first racetrack, an 1/8 mile dirt oval, was called Coles County Fairgrounds. The track was located at the sale barn and was commonly referred to as the New Sale Barn Track. 1957 thru 1959, the track was located on the property of Monte Popham. In 1957 the track held the State Championship, won by Dave Moon of Warrensburg. Popularity increased dramatically after this race and it was not uncommon to see crowds of more than 1000 people each week. in 1960, the club purchased the ground that the is now the present site of the Speedway!


We are grateful to the original 7 and to all the people that followed them for having the same foresight to see how Micro Sprint racing would grow.


We vow to keep this great legacy going and to keep the same vision as the original 7 as we take Coles County Speedway into the next chapter of its long historic life!!