Oberlin Speedway Race Track in Oberlin, Kansas, USA

Oberlin Speedway races Modifieds, Stock Cars, Hobby Stocks, Sportmods, and Compacts.

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Oberlin Speedway Dirt Track Location

W Frontier Pkwy
Oberlin, Kansas, 67749 USA
lat: 39.825652, lng: -100.538991
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Surface: 3/8 mile dirt oval

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Phone: 785-475-7010

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Koby Walters Wins United Rebel Sprint Series Bob Salem Memorial Finale with Last Lap Pass
OBERLIN, Kansas (August 14, 2021) - Sixteen cars checked in for competition on Saturday night with the Drive to Zero POWRi United Rebel Sprint Series Presented by Mel Hambelton Ford Racing. Racing action again took place atop the 3/8-mile oval of Oberlin Speedway in Oberlin, Kansas for the Bob Salem Memorial finale, honoring Tosha Garrison. Koby Walters claimed victory with a last-lap pass around Monty Ferriera, taking home the $1,000 pay day. Monty Ferriera and Koby Walters set the pace for Saturday's 25-lap feature event, but it was Ferriera taking off with the early lead ahead of Walters and Jake Martens. With just four laps in the books, Jeremy Huish made a move on Martens to take over the third position. Luke Cranston found himself advancing to fifth place. Zach Blurton made a valiant effort as he marched forward from an eleventh place starting position. By lap six, Blurton found himself sitting in seventh. He and Todd Plemons would later battle for the sixth position until Blurton advanced on lap sixteen. With one lap remaining, Koby Walters navigated the track flawlessly reeling in race leader, Monty Ferriera. At the line, Walters took over the lead ahead of Ferriera, winning by. 200 of a second and going on to capture his first Drive to Zero United Rebel Sprint Series of the season. Ferriera came in second, with Jeremy Huish, Jake Martens, and Luke Cranston completing the top-five finishers. Koby Walters also took home another $1,500 in prize money for seizing the "Let'r Rip Tater Chip Challenge" and quickest time of the weekend. Luke Cranston, Monty Ferriera, and Todd Plemons all won their heat races on Saturday. Zach Blurton was awarded with the Keizer Aluminum Wheels hard charger by finishing sixth from an eleventh place starting position. United Rebel Sprint Series Oberlin Speedway - Oberlin, Kansas August 14, 2021 Heat One (8 laps): 1) Luke Cranston, 2) Koby Walters, 3) Ty Williams, 4) Zach Blurton, 5) Pat McVicker, 6) Alexander Ort Heat Two (8 laps): 1) Monty Ferriera, 2) Jake Martens, 3) Jeremy Huish, 4) Aaron Ploussard, 5) Cash Beeson Heat Three (8 laps): 1) Todd Plemons, 2) Fred Holz, 3) John Webster, 4) Darren Berry, 5) Taylor Velasquez. Dash (6 laps): 1) Monty Ferrera, 2) Koby Walters, 3) Luke Cranston, 4) Todd Plemons, 5) Jeremy Huish, 6) Jake Martens A Feature (25 laps): 1) Koby Walters, 2) Monty Ferriera, 3) Jeremy Huish, 4) Jake Martens, 5) Luke Cranston, 6) Zach Blurton, 7) Todd Plemons, 😎John Webster, 9) Aaron Ploussard, 10) Pat McVicker, 11) Cash Beeson, 12) Fred Holz, 13) Alexander Ort, 14) Darren Berry, 15) Ty Williams, 16) Taylor Velasquez
Ty Williams Victorious on Night One of Bob Salem Memorial with United Rebel Sprint Series
OBERLIN, Kansas (August 13, 2021) - Drive to Zero POWRi United Rebel Sprint Series competitors took to action for night one of the Bob Salem Memorial honoring Tosha Garrison at Oberlin Speedway on Friday night. Sixteen cars checked in for competition atop the 3/8-mile dirt oval located in Oberlin, Kansas. Current series points leader, Ty Williams, was victorious on the first of two nights. Todd Plemons and Koby Walters set the pace for Friday's 20-lap feature event. Plemons took off with the early lead ahead of Walters and Jeremy Huish. Huish took the runner-up position on lap two, only to surrender the position back to Walters one lap later. Ty Williams charged to fourth ahead of Zach Blurton on lap two but would get both Huish and Walters to claim second on lap four. Two circuits later, Williams powered around Plemons to claim the top spot. Walters navigated around Plemons with eight laps in the books. One lap later, Huish powered around Plemons to gain third. Just past the halfway point, Williams found lapped traffic to play in his favor, as he put some distance between himself and second running, Koby Walters. Jake Martens and Luke Cranston made moves throughout the second half of the race, moving into fourth and fifth. Zach Blurton and Monty Ferriera found their way around Plemons to take over sixth and seventh. Ty Williams went on to lead the remainder of the race, while Koby Walters and Jeremy Huish completed the podium. Jake Martens and Luke Cranston round out the top five finishers for night one of the Bob Salem Memorial honoring Tosha Garrison with the Drive to Zero United Rebel Sprint Series Presented by Mel Hambelton Ford Racing. Ty Williams, Todd Plemons, and Koby Walters seized heat race victories on Friday night. Jake Martens claimed the Keizer Aluminum Wheels hard charger award, finishing fourth from a tenth place starting position. United Rebel Sprint Series Oberlin Speedway - Oberlin, Kansas August 13, 2021 Heat One (8 laps): 1) Ty Williams, 2) Taylor Velasquez, 3) Jeremy Huish, 4) John Webster, 5) Pat McVicker, 6) Cash Beeson Heat Two (8 laps): 1) Todd Plemons, 2) Monty Ferriera, 3) Zach Blurton, 4) Darren Berry, 5) Aaron Ploussard Heat Three (8 laps): 1) Koby Walters, 2) Luke Cranston, 3) Jake Martens, 4) Fred Holz, 5) Alexander Ort Dash (6 laps): 1) Todd Plemons, 2) Koby Walters, 3) Ty Williams, 4) Jeremy Huish, 5) Luke Cranston, 6) Taylor Velasquez A Feature (20 laps): 1) Ty Williams, 2) Koby Walters, 3) Jeremy Huish, 4) Jake Martens, 5) Luke Cranston, 6) Zach Blurton, 7) Monty Ferriera, 8) Todd Plemons, 9) Darren Berry, 10) John Webster, 11) Fred Holz, 12) Cash Beeson, 13) Aaron Ploussard, 14) Alexander Ort, 15) Pat McVicker, 16) Taylor Velasquez
Ty Williams Victorious on Night One of Bob Salem Memorial with United Rebel Sprint Series
Drive to Zero POWRi United Rebel Sprint Series competitors took to action for night one of the Bob Salem Memorial honoring Tosha Garrison at Oberlin Speedway on Friday night. Sixteen cars checked in for competition atop the 3/8-mile dirt oval located in Oberlin, Kansas. Current series points leader, Ty Williams, was victorious on the first of two nights.
United Rebel Sprint Series Approaches Bob Salem Memorial at Oberlin Speedway Friday and Saturday
OBERLIN, Kansas (August 10, 2021) - The Bob Salem Memorial is on tap for the Drive to Zero POWRi United Rebel Sprint Series Presented by Mel Hambelton Ford Racing. The event is held dear to series promoter, Rick Salem, as a race honoring his late father. This year along with Salem is a tribute to Tosha Garrison, who was a beloved fan of the series and dirt track racing in general. Racing action will take place atop the ⅜-mile oval of Oberlin Speedway in Oberlin, Kansas on Friday, August 13 and Saturday, August 14. Races are slated to begin at 7PM both nights, with general admission $15 for adults, children ages 7-12 for $5, and children 6 and under free of charge. With the United Rebel Sprint Series sprint cars will be Late Models and Kansas Antique Racers (KAR). An extra $50 has been added to start the feature event both nights, bumping Friday's feature to $200 to start and Saturday's feature paying $250 to start. The grand prize for Friday's feature winner will pay $700, with Saturday paying $1,000 to win. A "Let 'Er Rip Tater Chip" Challenge in honor of Tosha Garrison has been added for those in competition both nights. The highest cumulative points driver from both nights will earn an extra $1,000, second highest an extra $800, third $500, and fourth highest in accrued points earning an extra $400. Several contingencies have been added to this weekend's Bob Salem Memorial for Drive to Zero United Rebel Sprint Series drivers, including motor oil from Myers Engine Services, fuel, and much more! Another incentive for drivers is an added $500 for the quickest lap time throughout the weekend's events, sponsored by Marshall Trucking. Several fan giveaways are in place, including kids fishing poles, "Back to School" backpacks, apparel, and more! The United Rebel Sprint Series partnered with Kansas' Drive to Zero program to offer a $5,000 pay day to the 2021 Series Champion. The Drive to Zero program was designed with one goal in mind - to reduce fatalities and serious injuries that occur on Kansas highways - targeting child passenger safety, impaired driving, texting, and seat belt violations. For more information on rules, results, schedules, and more visit the URSS official website, www.unitedrebelsprintseries.com. To stay up to date, visit their United Rebel Sprint Series (URSS) page.