MAJESKI MAKES EVEN MORE HISTORY AT LACROSSE WITH OKTOBERFEST 200 CHAMPIONSHIP NUMBER FIVE
By: Paul Reichert October 5, 2025 It was not typical October weather for the 56th edition of the Oktoberfest Race Weekend at the LaCrosse Speedway,
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By: Paul Reichert October 5, 2025 It was not typical October weather for the 56th edition of the Oktoberfest Race Weekend at the LaCrosse Speedway,
By: Kevin RamsellWest Salem, WI – Ty Majeski tied Joe Shear by winning his fifth ASA Midwest Tour Oktoberfest 200 at the La Crosse Fairgrounds
By: Paul ReichertOctober 4, 2025 ‘Championship Saturday’ at the Oktoberfest Race Weekend has always had a reputation of bringing dramatic season long championship fights to
By: Kevin Ramsell West Salem, WI – 15-year-old Penn Sauter, son of 2016 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion Johnny Sauter, beat out current Truck champion
By: Paul ReichertOctober 3, 2025 One of the most sought after trophies of the year-end special season of racing has been being declared the champion
By: Paul ReichertOctober 2, 2025 We have witnessed many ‘Faster Than a Speeding Bullet’ awards handed out at the Oktoberfest Race Weekend, along with many
JOIN US IN THE FUN and we would like to welcome you and your friends and family to the 56th running of the Oktoberfest Race Weekend- Oct. 2-3-4-5, 2025. It is our goal to provide area race fans and racers one of the finest stock car racing events in the upper Midwest to be a part of. We hope that you go home with many memories that you can reflect on for years to come.
Oktoberfest started out as a two day race event in the 1970’s and 1980’s. In the early 1990’s, it grew to three days and just a few years later became the four day tradition that still exists today. Further, fans are invited to stay with us in the popular camper village for up to a week. This year, starting on Monday September 36th right through Monday, October 6th.
Oktoberfest is a racing event and experience that you cannot capture on an electronic device. It is
something much more. It IS a real-life experience, one that leaves fans looking forward to the next year. Every year. It’s the chance to see old friends in the campground. Or in the Grandstands. The racing…. yes, it’s exciting. And there’s a LOT of it going on.
Are there lots of race cars in different styles, and classes? Sure, there are. But it is the camaraderie of the racing family that makes a big event like Oktoberfest so special. The racers can’t wait to get on the track. But wait… they also can’t wait to get off the track, so they can have a good time together either at the campground or the after race ‘festivities with family and friends. The fans are able to mingle in with the competitors after the events, unlike in other sports.
Of course, we couldn’t pass the opportunity to say thank you to all of you whom have attended and raced over the years at this annual event. It is all of you who help make the event so fun for everyone.
A thank you also must go out to several fundraising or volunteer groups that help us organize and put on the event. On behalf of them, and the many others that help put on the event, and the staff and management of La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway, WE THANK YOU!
You’ll find an incredible variety of cars across different styles and classes, but what really sets Oktoberfest apart is the sense of community. It’s the close-knit racing families and their shared passion that truly make this event special.
Oktoberfest goes far beyond what any video or photo can show—it’s an immersive experience that creates lifelong memories. Each year, fans return not just for the racing, but for the tradition of reuniting with friends, whether that’s sharing stories around the campground or cheering side by side in the stands. The racing itself is spectacular and continuous, but it’s the human connections that make people mark their calendars for next year before this year’s event even ends.
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