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This past Saturday was another wonderful day at the track with a large contigent of riders taking advantage of the awesome weather (finally) to turn some laps on the famed short track in Paris. Practice was intense at times with groups of riders engaged in some great battles that were as entertaining as many race nights.
Once again Outlaw Productions was on hand taking video and photos of all of the action. They do great work so make sure you ...

The final Friday night points event has come and gone. With the Paris Fair this weekend, the races will be held on Saturday afternoon in front of what will undoubtedly be the biggest crowd of the season.
Last Friday the racers on hand once again put on a great show for the Paris faithful. Ride of the night would have to go to Jordan Molnar in the 50 Shaft A final. Languishing at the back of the pack for a ...

Friday Aug.10th Race is CANCELLED due to weather. We’ve been holding out to see how thing’s will shape up. Unfortunately the track is at it’s peak amount of moisture and any more rain will water log it. On the radar, it looks like about another 2 hours of rain. So keeping everyone that travels in mind we are cancelling it. I hope to see everyone out next Friday. We only have 3 left, so make sure you’re there!

After a not so promising start to the evening Friday, action got underway on what was most likely the nicest racing surface of the year. A twenty-five minute rain combined with dedicated track prep by Joe Hesmer combined to give the riders a beautiful track to race on.
Tyler Seguin was the big winner on the night as he took the flat track expert class victory despite an inspired ride by Braden Vallee in second. Seguin also put on quite ...

This past Friday saw a baja invasion as eight riders took the green light in the mens class. With the return of some of our original baja riders from Welland, the action was intense all night long. Bob Howard managed to take the victory in one heat as Jason Hunter was beaten for the first time this year. In the final however, with $30 donated prize money on the line for the top three, Hunter got his revenge and crossed ...

Friday the 13th provided plenty of action for the fans at Paris Speedway. As well as some great racing, the races provided some nasty spills as well. The ATV final provided plenty of action as usual as with eight quads out there fighting for space in the corner there is bound to be some contact between them. For the second time in the last few weeks Amanda Van Ginkel took a nasty tumble in turn three with her quad going ...

On what had to be the hottest night of the year so far, Paris Speedway once again provided some hot action for the lucky fans on hand. Despite the skyrocketing temperatures, rider turnout was great as almost every class had it’s highest turnout of the season.
The flat track riders were split into two divisions and the intermediate/expert class had a total of nine riders. Doug Beattie ran away with the win in the ...

Unfortunately we have to cancel tonight’s practice due to the weather as we currently have rain, and it doesn’t look promising in the near future.  As of right now, Friday has clear skies so we hope to see you all then!

Another night of beautiful weather welcomed fans and racers to Paris Speedway on Friday night. A few of the regulars were missing from the track due to long weekend plans and racing commitments in Ohio. The riders on hand however but on a great show for the fans who helped light up the track with sparklers.
Dustin Lambert, a regular on the CMA circuit, made his first ever visit to Paris Speedway worthwhile as he took the victory in the ...

Austin Barath showed up to Paris Speedway Friday night a little worse for wear. After taking a tumble the previous Saturday in Welland, Barath was diagnosed during the week with a couple of broken bones in his left leg. Despite the injury, Barath came to Paris to show off his KTM orange cast and to cheer lightning fast teamate Hunter Bauer on to victory. The cast didn’t seem to slow Barath down much as he spent much of the night ...