Oahe Speedway Alumni Competing
2026 NHRA Arizona Nationals

Top Dragster
Chelsey Mohr ~ Mitchell, SD

Super Gas
Dan Mohr ~ Mitchell, SD

Super Comp
Chelsey Mohr, ~ Mitchell, SD
Steve Stickelmyer ~ Aberdeen, SD, (Now Apache Junction, AZ)

Super Stock
Brian Brossart ~ Williston, ND

Gerald Kramer has sold Eddyville Raceway Park.

Kool Graphic created by a great photography friend, Gregg Teel,
for Eddyville’s 60th Anniversary in 2025

New Ownership announced for
Eddyville Raceway Park in 2027

(March 7, 2026.)

During the championship awards banquet, Eddyville Raceway Park owner, Gerald Kramer, announced that the facility based out of Oskaloosa, Iowa, will change ownership in 2027.

Craig Fawcett, co-owner of Digs Rod Shop in Oskaloosa, Iowa, will assume ownership of the venerable facility in 2027.
“We are truly excited that Craig will assume ownership of Eddyville Raceway Park as he has demonstrated a vision that encompasses the best of what ERP is about while bringing energy and enthusiasm of new ideas that will ensure an incredible future for the facility,” said Kramer.
Fawcett is no stranger to Eddyville Raceway Park with experience as a racer, starter and announcer at the facility. With a strong business acumen and procurement of vast social media presence with Digs Rod Shop, Fawcett brings much expertise to the table.
“I’m looking forward to expanding operations at the facility utilizing the park atmosphere as the backdrop,” said Craig Fawcett. “I remember many of the early days of the track and I’m super excited to keep the historical aspect alive of 60+ years of operation with a vision of event expansion” he continued.

Operations and events for 2026 are in place as Kramer will continue to operate the facility. Moving past 2026, both Gerald and Kyle Kramer have reached an agreement with Fawcett to remain at the facility to ensure Fawcett’s vision comes to fruition.

Eddyville Raceway Park will kick off the 2026 season on Saturday, April 18. Major events planned for 2026 include, the Quick Performance Door Car Shootout,
The Musco Lighting Night of Fire, the Twisted Shifterz and 360-Steel Funny Car Fuel Altered Nationals, and more.

About Digs Rod Shop
Situated in Oskaloosa, Iowa, Dig’s Rod Shop stands as a premier destination for vintage and hot rod automobile enthusiasts. With expertise in the art of restoration, Dig’s is renowned for its comprehensive services including fabrication, bodywork, custom paint application, and upholstery.

About Eddyville Raceway Park
Located near Eddyville, Iowa, the facility opened in 1965 on the Rempe family farm. In 2026, Eddyville Raceway Park will host more than 60 race day events ranging from grassroots sportsman to major national event style competition. Eddyville Raceway Park is sanctioned by the International Hot Rod Association.

Ck out this kool video … NHRA’s Joe Costello interviews our own Bob Swan …
Bob was a frequent visitor to To Oahe Speedway thru the years…
Look for the Oahe Speedway Tech Sticker on the windshield …