Two Iconic Additions Complete the 2026 Mid-Am Racing Series Schedule

The 2026 season just got even bigger.

We’re excited to officially announce the final two additions to the 2026 Mid-Am Racing Series schedule — and they’re not just dates on a calendar. These are cornerstone events that elevate an already stacked season for drivers, teams, partners, and fans.

Two iconic venues.Two major race weekends.Two opportunities that define what Mid-Am continues to build.

July 11, 2026 – Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park

Mid-Am will race on Saturday, July 11, at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, as part of a massive night of racing alongside the Champion Racing Association and the Vores Compact Touring Series, powered by Mercer County Electric.

Competing at a facility with this level of history and prestige — alongside nationally recognized touring series — creates a special opportunity for Mid-Am competitors. This event places our drivers and teams on a stage that matters, offering increased exposure, elevated competition, and a race-night atmosphere few short tracks can match.

September 19, 2026 – Bettenhausen Memorial Weekend at Grundy County Speedway

Mid-Am will return to Grundy County Speedway on Saturday, September 19, as part of the legendary Bettenhausen Memorial Weekend.

This is one of the most respected weekends in Midwest short-track racing, featuring top-tier competition alongside the Midwest Tour and the Big 8 Series.

The Bettenhausen Memorial represents tradition, competition, and respect. Being part of this weekend is an honor, and it reinforces Mid-Am’s commitment to racing at events that matter — events with history, meaning, and significance across the region.

A Complete 2026 Schedule Built to Compete

With these additions, the 2026 Mid-Am Racing Series schedule is officially complete:

• Plymouth Motor Speedway – May 1

• Wisconsin International Raceway – May 16

• Hawkeye Downs Speedway & Expo Center – June 13

• Norway Speedway – June 26

• Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park – July 11

• Dells Raceway Park – July 25

• Slinger Super Speedway – August 9

• Grundy County Speedway – August 15

• Winchester Speedway – September 6

• Grundy County Speedway (Bettenhausen Memorial) – September 19

• Oktoberfest Race Weekend at LaCrosse Speedway – October 10

This lineup represents some of the most iconic short tracks and race weekends in the Midwest, delivering variety, prestige, and opportunity throughout the season.

Which One Are You Most Excited About?

Drivers, teams, partners, and fans — we want to hear from you.

Which event are you most excited about on the 2026 schedule?

With a season built around historic venues, major race weekends, and meaningful opportunities, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the strongest years in Mid-Am history.

Let’s get ready to go racing.