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We are happy to announce that Landus Cooperative will join Doug Studer Farms as co-title sponsor of Night of 1000 Stars. The the long time Thursday night event will take place August 10, 2017. “Landus Cooperative is proud to sponsor the Night of 1,000 Stars at the Hancock County Speedway. We appreciate the opportunity to support local community activities.”

BRITT, Iowa (June 20) – Jesse Skalicky and his crew had been looking for a special or two that didn’t interfere with their regular Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod weekly racing. After leading every lap of every race he was in at Hancock County Speedway’s Northern SportMod Nationals, Skalicky was looking for a place to put his $2,700 in winnings and a very tall trophy for the six-hour tow home to Fargo, N.D. Skalicky had never raced at Britt before Tuesday night but don’t be surprised to see...more

Britt, IA- IMCA.TV announced today they will broadcast the entire schedule at the Hancock County Speedway in 2017. Not only will fans not able to make it to Britt be able to watch every race but fans at the track won't miss any action when getting food in the concession stand or grabbing a drink at the beer garden on one of the TV's in those areas. Patrons of the VIP booth will also have the broadcast playing in each of the booths.For more info on subscriptions visit www.imca.tv .

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Join us Friday May 5 for the Avery's Army fundraiser! Get your VIP tickets in advance by sending us an email to 4widepromotions@gmail.com for details. Get them before they sell out!

We are excited to announce a bonus program between the Hancock County Speedway and the Hamilton County Speedway! There will be a $100 bonus for back to back feature wins between the tracks. There will also be a $50 bonus for a top 3 backed up by a feature win. The bonus will carry from Friday in Britt to Webster City on Saturday as well as Saturday to the next Friday. Opening weekend for both tracks is set for April 14 and 15!

For Immediate Release Sents Seed & Services Comes On Board to Sponsor the Kids Zone Britt, IA- August 25, 2016 - 4 Wide Promotions is happy to announce a multi year agreement with Sents Seed & Services to sponsor the Hancock County Speedway Kids Zone! Here is a statement from Tony Sents from Sents Seed & Services about their decision to support the Kids Zone: “Sents Seed & Services is excited to support the Hancock County Speedway and the “ Kids Zone” for the 2017 racing season. I’m looking...more

Britt, Iowa – The tradition of Friday night IMCA racing will return to Hancock County Speedway for the 2017 race season. “This is huge for the Hancock County Speedway and the Britt community. We have been hearing from race fans in the community, and they wanted Friday night racing back in Britt,” states Brian King, of 4 Wide Promotions. Along with racing returning to Friday nights, many exciting things are happening at the speedway. Some of these changes include a kid’s zone, reshaping of the...more

Officials with the Hancock County Speedway announced today that MaxYield Seed will once again be title sponsor of the annual IMCA Northern SportMod Nationals held at the Britt, IA track. The event will be presented on June 20th by Croplan, DeKalb/Asgrow and Latham Hi-Tech Seeds. “We are happy to have MaxYield Seed and their partners come on board once again for the IMCA Northern SportMod Nationals,” said Josh Omans of 4 Wide Promotions. “We will guarantee more money to main event starters by...more

(Photo by TeeJay Crawford) Inside Line Promotions – BRITT, Iowa (Aug. 2, 2016) – Brandon Hanks had a solid showing during his National Sprint League debut last Sunday at Hancock County Speedway. Hanks, who was making only his second career start with a 410ci engine, timed in 18th quickest during qualifying before he advanced from sixth to fifth place in a heat race. That lined him up on the inside of the eighth row for the main event. “We started out off a little bit,” he said. “We didn’t have...more