Friday Night Racing
Gates Open: 5:00pm
Qualifying: 6:30pm
Racing: 8:00pm
Late Models
Street Stocks
Hobby Stock
Back-up Cars
Bandits
Contact Us:
PO Box 304
McFarland, WI 53558
Office:(608)838-8793
Phone: (608)-233-1022
Track: (920) 623-4393
Race Day Weather
TUNE to Q106 or
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1/4
Mile semi-banked asphalt oval
Located on Highway 151 between
Sun Prairie & Columbus, WI - Exit 111
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Columbus 151 Speedway - Hot Happenings |
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Wendt A Winner at Columbus 151
By Andrew
Schaller
May 10, 2008; Columbus, WI. - Watertown's
Andy Wendt took control of the 35 lap late model
feature on lap 13 and never looked back en route
to his first win of the season. Starting from the
outside of row three, Wendt slid into the
top five and into third by the second lap while
Rob Retallick grabbed the initial lead. On lap
four, Jerry Auby, who was shadowing Retallick,
moved to the outside of the leader and made the
pass to take over the top spot.....More
Driver Registration Forms - 2008
Season!
Download the 2008 Rulebook Here!
Testing and
Tuning begins Wednesday, April 16, 2008 -
4:30 until Dusk
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About the Raceway...
The Columbus 151 Speedway is Wisconsin’s
“family track” without a doubt. The track is home to many parent-child,
husband-wife, sibling-sibling, and many other related teams. The track is especially
honored to have third generation drivers Rikki and Bobbi Bishofberger racing on the ground
their mother, father and grandfathers laid rubber on years ago.
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2007 Late Model
Champion:
#34 Dean Schultz |
The
family atmosphere continues up into the stands where there is a safe
playground for children and plenty of bench seating for families to
enjoy the races together. Kids are important to the Speedway. The
souvenir stand sells glow sticks, glow pops, and other fun things
for the young ones.
Columbus 151 Speedway was the late Dick Moore’s passion, and
ownership is still maintained by his family, many of who serve the
track in different capacities.
The track itself is a semi-banked asphalt oval, tricky for novice
drivers to get accustomed to, but a power plant for veterans. Two
definite grooves make side-by-side racing possible, and it is rare
that the pole sitter wins the race with the powerful higher and
lower lanes.
The Speedway is the perfect place to go for families looking for
inexpensive fun on Friday nights. Qualifying does not start until
6:30, and racing until 8:00 so families can enjoy time after long
hours at work and eat at the track. Even better, admission is only
$9 for adults, $8 for teens and the grandparents, $4 for children
6-10 years old and the young ones are free.
Come out to the Columbus 151 Speedway Friday night to see Late
Models, Street Stocks, Hobby Stocks, 4-Cylinder Bandits, and wild
and crazy Backup Cars, occasionally joined by additional exhibition
classes and traveling series.
Here is how to find us!!
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