So you think your fast eh? Come on, you know you have had dreams of strapping on a helmet and showing the crowd at CNS that you know the fastest line around the track. Well here is your chance! Yes, it's the world famous Circle Drags at Colorado National Speedway. 16 cars go head to head in a single elimination tournament where there is only ONE trophy awarded!

Next Circle Drags will be the first Saturday of every month (unless otherwise noted). Please sign up the week of the event and check the Souvineer Shack when you arrive at the track to make sure you are on the list.

How do you get involved you ask?

Well... first you need a car. You also need functional seatbelts in your street car, as well as a helmet, and a longsleeve shirt. You must also fill out the following pre-registration form and FAX it to CNS at 303-828-2403.

Finally you need to print out the release form and have it with you the night of the Circle Drags.

Will you be the last driver standing?

After a brief driver meeting, the asphalt felt the rubber love it’d been dreaming about all winter long. It’s finally race time again!

Hot laps are going great. By the looks of things, CNS is gearing up for it’s best season ever with dozens of pros returning to the reigns and some new faces ready to carve out their own path in racing history.

Check back often for live updates and weekly race results.  Click Here to view our new media center for the latest updates and photos.  Don’t forget to come on down and see the action for yourself – YOU’VE GOTTA BE HERE!

-CNS

The entire staff of Colorado national Speedway would like to pass on it's condolences to the family of Jim Opperman.

A successful businessman and former owner of Quality Metal Products, 1974 ERA Super Modified Champion and Late Model driver, Jim Opperman was instrumental in the conversion of Colorado National Speedway from one of the nations finest ½ mile dirt tracks to the present 3/8 mile asphalt facility. Opperman bought Colorado National Speedway in 1989 and transformed the speedway into what as been acknowledged as one of the premier asphalt tracks in the country.

• Join the CNS team! Advertising opportunities at Colorado National Speedway include track billboards and website banners. Make sure to reserve your spot today. Click here for more information.
• Tires and fuel will be available mid next week, please call CNS office or watch our website for availability. 303-828-0116
• Un-Purchashed Car Numbers Available March 1st. Registrations are available at the CNS main office 9:00am to 3:00pm Thursday and Friday.

Colorado National Speedway is proud to introduce our all-new website. The new website has been redesigned from top to bottom and packed full of new and exciting features. We ask that if you are a race fan, driver, or car owner you register on our site so we can provide you with breaking news, updates, and exclusive content. Registration is fast and free and always secure.

The new website features a complete content management system allowing the CNS staff to more easily (and therefore more quickly) post important news and notes about all the events at Colorado National Speedway. Please check the website daily for the latest news and schedule updates.

The best is yet to come...
The new website is just the tip of the iceberg. We have built this new website with room to grow and we have some big plans that will make following the racing action at CNS more exciting than ever. Register today so that you will be the first to know when we introduce some of these new and exiting features.

COLORADO NATIONAL SPEEDWAY: A SEASON IN REVIEW (2008)

BY: GEOFF BRIGGS

The 2008 season for Colorado National Speedway (CNS) was one that will go in the record books as a huge success.  The season got off with some changes in the office 2 days before the first practice session, as Scotty Backman took over as Track Manager and hung up his helmet for most of the season.  The car counts in 2008 grew, and they can only get better in 2009.

Bruce Yackey claimed his fifth Colorado National Speedway ableplanet Late Model track championship, tying him with Roger Avants for the most Late Model track championships at CNS.  Yackey used 4 wins, 17 top 5’s and 19 top 10’s to claim the honor by 116 points over Ronnie Hults.  Tyler Chrisinger used 2 top 5’s and 10 top 10’s to claim the rookie title.  The other drivers to win main events were: Ronnie Hults (5), Rick Smith (5), Roger Avants (3), and Darren Crocker (2).

Read more: LOOKING BEHIND AT 2008; LOOKING FORWARD TO 2009