A $1,000-to-win Bone Stock race highlights this Saturday’s racing lineup at Grand Bend Speedway.  The 100-lap race is the first qualifying race for the Infamous 100 to be held later this year.  The event also features the first race of the year for the Pro Stocks, competition from Grand Bend Speedway’s development classes of Junior Sprints, Rookie Trucks, 9HP Mini Sprints, and Junior Late Models.

Saturday evening will also feature a King of the Hill Spectators Race where fans can put themselves and their street cars to the test in one-on-one races around the infamous tri-oval at intermission before the feature races get underway.

Spectator gates open at 5pm, racing starts at 7:00 pm.

About the Track: Grand Bend Speedway is a 1/4 mile paved Tri-Oval race track. Originally built in 1996 for small-scale vehicles it was later expanded into the track of today which can accommodate both half-size development series as well as full-size race cars. The track is located just outside the town of Grand Bend beside the Grand Bend Motorplex facility.

Contact:
519-369-6969
[email protected]

Grand Bend Speedway kicked off the 2022 racing season Saturday evening.  Highlights of the night included strong competition from the Mini Truck series where Austin Arnel (#29) held off a charging Mason Collver (#20) for the victory and the Grand Bend Speedway debut of the Great Lakes Legends series that saw Kenny McNicol (#5) hang on for the win during a last-lap attempt by DJ Christie (#25) to get to the front in lapped traffic.

Other winners on the night included Dylan Graham (#4) in the Junior Sprints, Kara Martin (#53) in the Junior Late Models, Mike Verboom (#02) in the 9HP Mini Sprints, and Kyle Neumeister (#92) in the North Coast Compact Challenge.

The next race event at Grand Bend Speedway is next Saturday, June 4 featuring Bone Stock 50-Lap “INFAMOUS 100” Qualifier Race, 9HP Mini Sprints, Jr Sprints, Rookie Trucks, Jr Late Models, and Pro Stocks.  The evening will also bring the opportunity for fans to put themselves to the test in King of the Hill Spectator races that let fans compete in their street cars in one-on-one drag races around the track.

RACE RESULTS

JUNIOR SPRINT RESULTS
Feature Race
1. 4 Dylan Graham
2. 15 Siobahn Alguire
3. 11 Collin Klumper
4. 6x Maxwell Lloyd
5. 2 Blake Watson
6. 6 Alexis Eaton
7. 45 Anthony Pauli
8. 8 Emma Graham

Heat Race #1

1. 4 Dylan Graham
2. 15 Siobahn Alguire
3. 11 Collin Klumper
4. 8 Emma Graham

Heat Race #2

1. 6x Maxwell Lloyd
2. 2 Blake Watson
3. 6 Alexis Eaton
4. 45 Anthony Pauli

JUNIOR LATE MODEL RESULTS
Feature Race
1. 53 Kara Martin
2. 73 Alyssa Brunette
3. 9 Grayson Masson
4. 77 Eric Lawton
5. 17 Callum Lawton

Heat Race #1

1. 17 Callum Lawton
2. 77 Eric Lawton

Heat Race #2

1. 53 Kara Martin
2. 73 Alyssa Brunette
3. 9 Grayson Masson

9HP MINI SPRINT RESULTS
Feature Race
1. 02 Mike Verboom
2. 77 Austen MacLennan
3. 2x Kaden Patrick
4. 72 Mike Neumeister

Heat Race #1

1. 02 Mike Verboom
2. 77 Austen MacLennan
3. 2x Kaden Patrick
4. 72 Mike Neumeister

MINI TRUCK RESULTS
Feature Race
1. 29 Austin Arnel Thedford
2. 20 Mason Collver Strathroy
3. 7 James Relou Ilderton
4. 15 Kaisha Zimoch Melbourne
5. 19 Caleb Goertz Ilderton
6. 11 Rob Broadhurst London

Heat Race #1

1. 7 James Relou Ilderton
2. 20 Mason Collver Strathroy
3. 19 Caleb Goertz Ilderton

Heat Race #2

1. 29 Austin Arnel Thedford
2. 15 Kaisha Zimoch Melbourne
3. 11 Rob Broadhurst London

ROOKIE TRUCK RESULTS
Feature Race
1. 77 Austen MacLennan
2. 18 Quinn Goertz
3. 51 Brayden Martin

Heat Race #1

1. 77 Austen MacLennan
2. 51 Brayden Martin
3. 18 Quinn Goertz

North Coast Compact Challenge (Mini Stocks)

Feature Race
1. 92 Kyle Neumeister Mitchell
2. 18 Isaac Dippel Draxton
3. 83 Bob Stewart Moorefield

Heat Race #1

1. 92 Kyle Neumeister Mitchell
2. 83 Bob Stewart Moorefield
3. 18 Isaac Dippel Draxton

GREAT LAKES LEGENDS SERIES

Feature Race
1. 5 Kenny McNicol
2. 25 DJ Christie
3. 00 Joe Adams
4. 67 Cody Bryne
5. 14 Cody Wilds
6. 7 Dan Russ
7. 55 Lonnie Scott
8. 15 Pete Trotechaud
9. 77 Joe Russ

Heat #1
1. 25 DJ Christie
2. 5 Kenny McNicol
3. 14 Cody Wilds
4. 55 Lonnie Scott
5. 15 Pete Trotechaud

Heat #2
1. 00 Joe Adams
2. 67 Cody Bryne
3. 7 Dan Russ
4. 77 Joe Russ

After raining out the season opener, anticipation is high heading into opening night Saturday at Grand Bend Speedway. The track boasts a full racing lineup plus a surprise addition starting at 7:00 pm.

Headlining the event is a 100-lap special for the North Coast Compact Challenge (NCCC Mini Stocks). In addition, the event also features a surprise add-on to the lineup: the Great Lakes Legends Series will be laying down some laps running heat races and a 25-lap main event. Legends Cars are 5/8-scale fiberglass full-fendered versions of the famed NASCAR modifieds of days gone by.

Fans will also catch racing from Grand Bend Speedway’s signature driver development classes: the Junior Late Model future stars, Mini Trucks, 9HP Mini Sprints, Junior Sprints, and Rookie Trucks.

About the Track: Grand Bend Speedway is a 1/4 mile paved Tri-Oval race track. Originally built in 1996 for small-scale vehicles it was later expanded into the track of today which can accommodate both half-size development series as well as full-size race cars. The track is located just outside the town of Grand Bend beside the Grand Bend Motorplex facility.

Contact:
519-369-6969
[email protected]

The 2022 Grand Bend Speedway season opener scheduled for Saturday, May 21 has rained out. After reviewing the forecasted weather, track officials determined that cancellation would be in the best interests of fans and drivers as they plan their weekend.

The rainout is resulting in an update to the schedule: the “Infamous 100 Qualifier” (Bone Stock race) that was scheduled to run on Saturday night will now run on Saturday, June 4. All other events are unchanged.

About the Track: Grand Bend Speedway is a 1/4 mile paved Tri-Oval race track. Originally built in 1996 for small-scale vehicles it was later expanded into the track of today which can accommodate both half-size development series as well as full-size race cars.  The track is located just outside the town of Grand Bend beside the Grand Bend Motorplex facility.

A summer of competition kicks off at Grand Bend Speedway this weekend as the track aims to carve a name for itself as a must-attend destination for beachgoers on Saturday nights this year. Opening night this Saturday will feature racing from six different classes of competition including half-size competition as well as full-size race cars with racing getting underway at 7pm.

There have been considerable changes during the off-season at the track which has placed a renewed focus on delivering a strong fan experience.  Spectators will find an improved sound system, relocated food concessions (with a new menu), a new website, and a host of additional improvements as the season goes along.  Play-by-play announcing will be delivered by Chris Soares and John Houghton: a broadcast team known to many race fans after having announced races locally for over a decade.

Drivers will experience new incentives this summer with considerably more prize money being offered at events.  This helps the track not only attract more drivers into competition, but also provides prizing worth battling for on the track.

The speedway is also introducing the “Around the Bend” driving experience.  The attraction runs throughout the summer and gives participants the opportunity to ride along in a full-size race car or, if they are brave enough, take the challenge and get behind the wheel themselves.

About the Track: Grand Bend Speedway is a 1/4 mile paved Tri-Oval race track. Originally built in 1996 for small-scale vehicles it was later expanded into the track of today which can accommodate both half-size development series as well as full-size race cars.  The track is located just outside the town of Grand Bend beside the Grand Bend Motorplex facility.

Contact:
519-369-6969
[email protected]

The SEASON OPENER here at GRAND BEND SPEEDWAY is quickly approaching!

We have put togethers some unprecidented payouts for All Division to kick off the 2022 Racing Season on, Saturday May 21st, 2022.

Starting with the First Ever Annual Bone Stock “INFAMOUS 100” 50-Lap Qualifier Race #1, with $1000 to WIN!

Our Future Star Divisions all start at $150 to Win! (Jr Late Model, Jr Sprint, Rookie Truck, 9hp Mini Sprint)

** Junior Late Models, May 21st is the 1st Event of our JLM Future Stars 7-Event Series that does not conflict with JLM races at either Full Throttle Motor Speedway or Sauble Speedway.

You don’t want to miss it!

“Race you to the Beach!!”

(printable) May 21 2022 GBS Payout Chart

With the 2022 racing season approaching at Grand Bend Speedway we have monitored recent posts and responses on social media in regards to rules.GBS has come to the conclusion that our 6.5hp, 9hp and 13hp Honda engine classes will be technically inspected (ENGINE RELATED) based on lap times and visual performance. We will be asking for the complete engine with all add-ons in running condition (as raced) to be removed and submitted for post race component and dyno inspection if needed.This is “IF and WHEN” necessary and needed to be enforced. Engine inspection should be treated as a complement to being fast and necessary for equality and fair racing at GBS.Please have the proper tools for removal and be aware of our position with you and your equipment for the proper amount of time for off sight inspection to occur and be released.There is not cost to you if your engine is legal.We appreciated our race team commitment to competing in a fair and equal setting at GBS and look forward to the 2022 season.

Grand Bend Speedway is pleased to launch its new website in anticipation of the 2022 racing season.

Redevelopment of the website was made possible through support from John Houghton’s CheckeredFlagMedia.com which offers services in website setup and maintenance, video production, and Facebook & Google advertising.