(Chico, CA) ………. The 2018 Kyle Larson’s Outlaw Kart Showcase presented by BRANDT is in the books and it saw none other than the very name in the title, Kyle Larson, score the $6,000 victory. The win is Larson’s first in this event and his 77th Overall at the Cycleland Speedway in his Career. It was a great night of racing all around and the crowd on hand and watching back at home were treated to a great show. The Feature Event saw Kyle Larson line up on the Pole Position afte

With just two Points Races left in the Cycleland Speedway outlaw kart season, we would normally say things are beginning to wind down at the speedway. That couldn’t be further from the truth however, as we are set for the busiest month of racing at Cycleland throughout September. Beginning with four nights of action including Kyle Larson’s Outlaw Kart Showcase. Our next event at the Speedway is scheduled to take place this Saturday night, September 1st. Points Race #18 is on

BOX STOCK DIVISION Briggs and Stratton LO 206 as outlined on the Briggs Web Site. In my opinion, this engine package will provide the most creditable tech, the most affordable racing, and the longest lasting package we have ever had. It has been refined over an eight-year period, and Briggs is in for the long haul. My plan for the 2018 Point Season, is to begin the point season on April 28 for the Box Stock Division. That gives four races as test races. By then, all teams

(September 27th, 2017)……….Preston Carr and Raymond Baldez went back and forth throughout the season battling for the Championship. Over the final few races though, Preston Carr was able to be just a bit more consistent, as he closed in on his 3rd consecutive Cycleland Speedway Championship. The two-time and defending Box Stock Champion made the move up to the 250 class this season and continued his dominance there as well. Over the last three season’s Carr has amassed a total

(September 6th, 2017)..........The 2017 Kyle Larson's Outlaw Kart Showcase Presented by BRANDT is officially in the books and it was Sutter, CA driver Logan Seavey picking up right where he left off after last year's event; in victory lane. With the victory, Seavey becomes the first repeat winner in the event's short history. Other winners during this year's Showcase included, Mooresville, NC driver Caden Kvapil in the 250 Intermediate Class and Trail, OR youngster Trevor Gr

He is not involved in any kind of points battle or anything like that. His only goal when he comes to the racetrack is to win the Main Event. So far this season he had won two Trophy Dashes but had not yet broken into victory lane in the Main Event. That all changed on Saturday night as he picked up his first win of the 2017 race season in the Mittry Construction #2X kart. Mittry started in the fourth position and made quick work of the front row as he took the lead before th

Evan Burrola has had an excellent season so far in 2017 at the Cycleland Speedway. He leads all drivers at the racetrack with 8 Heat Race Victories this season. With those Heat Race wins, that means he has been starting up front in the Main Events, making things a little easier on himself when the green flag drops. Burrola started on the front row this week alongside Polesitter Tyler Matheny. The two would drag race to the first corner. Burrola got there first by a nose and w

Carson Sousa has only run seven races at the Cycleland Speedway in 2017 but he has made the most of his appearances at the track, as he now has three Main Event wins in the 250 Intermediate Class in that span. He returned from a few weeks off and picked right back up where he left off, at the front of the Main Event. For the second straight week we saw Mariah Ede and Evan Burrola on the front row of the Main Event. Last week it was Ede who got the jump and led the race. This

The 250 Intermediate Class has been so much fun to watch so far in 2017. There are many different drivers each week that have a legitimate shot to take home the win. Six of the last eight races though, we have seen the same RFC Karts #46 pick up the Main Event Win. Preston Carr put together another solid night and came away with his sixth victory of 2017. The race began with outside front row starter Mariah Ede jumping out front. Ede has been impressive in each of the last tw

The 250 Intermediate Class has been extremely fun to watch this season, as the competition has been fierce, and there hasn’t really been a clear cut favorite. That is beginning to change though as Preston Carr has now won three straight Main Events and four of the last five. Carr won 11 races in the Box Stock Class last season, so we already know that when he goes on a streak it is hard to stop him. At the drop of the Green Flag it was outside front row starter Tyler Matheny

Preston Carr dominated the Box Stock Class at the Cycleland Speedway over the last two seasons. This year though he has moved on to the 250 Intermediate Class and now he looks to take over the reigns there as well. He now has three wins in the last four races at the speedway, and is definitely one of the drivers in the hunt for the Championship. Preston utilized the Pole Position starting spot in the Main Event to jump out front early in the race. He would lead the way as the

Mason Smith has been one of the top drivers in the 250 Intermediate Class this season at the Cycleland Speedway. He has been so close the last 4 weeks to picking up his first win of the season. He has had everything from mechanical gremlins in the closing laps to a last lap pass to take away wins this year. That would not be the case this time as he was finally able to break through and get the exciting victory. The Main Event began with Evan Burrola jumping out front in his

The 250 Intermediate class saw Carson Sousa break through for his first win of 2017 at the Cycleland Speedway in his RFC Karts #01. Sousa who had just one Main Event Win all year last year at the speedway is off to a hot start as he got the first win out of the way early on in the season. The early part of the race was dominated by Tyler Matheny in the Ed Brown Trucking #27T. Matheny who was in search for his first career win in the 250 class looked to have the best car on th