By Ken de la Bastide

“I'm really looking forward to it,” Jackson said of the upcoming season. “All my racing experience is on dirt, so racing on asphalt will be different.” The two cars will carry the numbers 4 and 65, numbers used by his grandfather and father when they competed.

By Ken de la Bastide

Coming from a family in which her grandfather and father were racers, it’s easy to understand how Ashton Thompson developed a passion for the sport. Thompson, 21, started racing at the age of 6 and plans to run the full season with the Kenyon Midget Series.

“We were encouraged by the efforts of Don and Mel Kenyon to develop open wheel asphalt racing talent,” Kelly de la Bastide, co-owner of K&K Marketing said. “We want to provide some support for the competitors.”

Our rulebook has been updated for the 2022 season of the Kenyon Midget Series.

By Ken de la Bastide

The 2021 season ended at Anderson Speedway with a new track record, three wide racing in the corner and a winner not decided until the final lap.

Officials of the United States Speed Association, LLC and Brad Hayes Racing have announced the sale of USSA and the Mel Kenyon Midget Series to Brad Hayes Racing.

The Day Transportation Mel Kenyon Midget Series heads to the dirt bull ring at US 24 Speedway Saturday Night for the penultimate race of the 2021 racing season Three drivers are knotted at the top of the Kenyon Midget Series Day Transportation Driving Championship, Ayrton Houk, Jack Macenko and the 2020 Champion Colin Grissom.

Dameron Taylor recorded his first Kenyon Midget feature win in almost two years surviving a heated battle at Anderson Speedway.

The Day Transportation Mel Kenyon Midget Series made its inaugural visit to Circle City Raceway Saturday night with Jack Macenko scoring his first victory on dirt.