3rd Annual MPH Invitational Hosted at Granite City...
WISSOTA Racer Kennedy Swan Earns Hoosier Hero Hono...
Structural Buildings Returns as Challenge Series T...
3rd Annual MPH Invitational Hosted at Granite City...

3rd Annual MPH Invitational Hosted at Granite City...

1/3/2025 -
WISSOTA’s newest post season special event, the MPH Invitational has seen a venue change for the upcoming 2025 season and will be hosted at the Granit
WISSOTA Racer Kennedy Swan Earns Hoosier Hero Hono...

WISSOTA Racer Kennedy Swan Earns Hoosier Hero Hono...

12/20/2024 -
During the third year of the program, Hoosier Racing Tire has named Kennedy Swan a Hoosier Hero for the upcoming 2025 racing season. Chippewa Falls, W
Structural Buildings Returns as Challenge Series T...

Structural Buildings Returns as Challenge Series T...

11/29/2024 -
The Structural Buildings WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series will remain the Structural Buildings WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series through at least

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3rd Annual MPH Invitational Hosted at Granite City Motor Park

3rd Annual MPH Invitational Hosted at Granite City Motor Park

1/3/2025
WISSOTA’s newest post season special event, the MPH Invitational has seen a venue change for the upcoming 2025 season and will be hosted at the Granite City Motor Park just outside of St. Cloud, Minnesota in Sauk Rapids. The event will also see a slight date shift with...more
WISSOTA Racer Kennedy Swan Earns Hoosier Hero Honors For 2025

WISSOTA Racer Kennedy Swan Earns Hoosier Hero Honors For 2025

12/20/2024
During the third year of the program, Hoosier Racing Tire has named Kennedy Swan a Hoosier Hero for the upcoming 2025 racing season. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin’s Kennedy Swan, age 17, started her racing career in Go Karts back in 2013, competed in Karts from 2013 through...more
Structural Buildings Returns as Challenge Series Title Sponsor

Structural Buildings Returns as Challenge Series Title Sponsor

11/29/2024
The Structural Buildings WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series will remain the Structural Buildings WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series through at least the 2027 season, as Structural Buildings has signed a new three-year contract with WISSOTA to continue as the headliner of...more

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WISSOTA History

Mission Statement

The WISSOTA Promoters Association exists to benefit its Member Tracks to enhance safe, profitable and successful dirt track racing, through unified, cost effective rules, policies and procedures, enacted within a democratic environment.

How It Started & Why It Works

The WISSOTA Promoters Association was founded in 1981 by eight track promoters in Wisconsin and Minnesota, with intent to offer uniform rules for the promoters and drivers involved in the Late Model division. Soon, the group decided to do the same for the growing Modified division.

In 1984 a voluntary steering committee was formed to oversee the business aspects that developed and to guide the future of WISSOTA’s racing divisions. That steering committee evolved into a board of directors, and the non-profit racing organization became incorporated in 1986.

Promoters who join the organization become, in essence, part owners of the racing organization and are expected to contribute to its overall success. Each November, the WISSOTA annual meeting is held; the member promoters gather annually in this forum to discuss the future of the organization. Member promoters are given the opportunity to vote on all organizational policies and procedures as well as rules for competition in the various racing divisions. WISSOTA’s member promoters and racing associations have spent approximately 30 years of hard work at the annual meetings crafting unique rules for each of the divisions, which are known as WISSOTA Late Models, WISSOTA Modifieds, WISSOTA Super Stocks, WISSOTA Street Stocks and WISSOTA Mod Fours.

All such matters are handled in a democratic fashion, where each promoter or racing association representative has the opportunity to express his/her opinions and vote on each item.

Each year, several members or others involved in the racing industry are elected or re-elected to the WISSOTA Board of Directors at the organization’s annual meeting. Currently, a seven-member board oversees the day-to-day business of the racing organization. Each board member is an elected official charged with representing the overall membership in all matters of the organization.

WISSOTA’s currrent membership includes approximately 50 race tracks in the region of Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba. These member tracks present weekly programs that feature one or more WISSOTA division as well as the region’s most-recognized, highest paying and long-standing special events.

The “WISSOTA region” is recognized nationally as a healthy, stable racing region by industry leaders and, as a non-profit organization, all of WISSOTA’s income after operating expenses is paid out to the drivers at the conclusion of each racing season through track and national point funds.

As an organization, WISSOTA was recognized for its annual WISSOTA 100 and Western 100 races in February 2006 at the RPM Workshops in Lake Mary, FL. WISSOTA received the National Speed Sport News Award for Outstanding Annual Short Track Racing Event. The award came on the heels of the 20th annual WISSOTA 100 and the 13th annual Western 100.

Last year, nearly 2,700 drivers were licensed for competition at member tracks.

WISSOTA’s current membership includes approximately 50 race tracks in the region of Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba. These member tracks present weekly programs that feature one or more WISSOTA division as well as the region’s most-recognized, highest paying and long-standing special events.

The “WISSOTA region” is recognized nationally as a healthy, stable racing region by industry leaders and, as a non-profit organization, all of WISSOTA’s income after operating expenses is paid out to the drivers at the conclusion of each racing season through track and national point funds.

As an organization, WISSOTA was recognized for its annual WISSOTA 100 and Western 100 races in February 2006 at the RPM Workshops in Lake Mary, FL. WISSOTA received the National Speed Sport News Award for Outstanding Annual Short Track Racing Event. The award came on the heels of the 20th annual WISSOTA 100 and the 13th annual Western 100.

Last year, nearly 2,700 drivers were licensed for competition at member tracks.