Races rescheduled to Sunday July 11th due to poor weather conditions. Practice runs begin at 11:00am with elimination racing kicking off at 1:00pm.

Interested in participating in CAR's 100' Shoot Out sponsored by Best Western? Learn more about the various classes by clicking here.

The weather this week has, once again, caused a cancellation in the upcoming event this weekend. Hopefully the weather will co-operate on Saturday July 10th for the next event, which is the Rimbey 100' Side By Side Shootout. The Shootout will be followed on Sunday by the annual Show and Shine. Hope to see you all there!

Unfortunately, due to weather again, the races for this weekend have been cancelled. We will look forward to seeing you on Saturday, June 12th for the N.P.P. Late Model/Hobby Stock and Super Stock, again, weather permitting.

Come on out May 16th (weather permitting) for the ATV Mud Bog sponsored by Parkland Sled and ATV. Bring out your recreational power and show us what you've got!

Due to wet conditions, the Hobby / Super Stock that is supposed to take place tomorrow (May 8th, 2010) has been cancelled. Hopefully we will see you out for the next event.

Due to scheduling conflicts with the Rocky Mtn House Demo Derby, the Classic Embroidery Demo Derby has been rescheduled to Sunday September 27th. We apologize for any inconviences.

Thanks to our title Sponsor SJC Developments for sponsoring this event for the second year. The weather was great and the day was near perfect. Over 120 drivers participated and the overflow of spectators was overwhelming. A lot of support was needed to put this event together and to everyone who helped *we thank you all*.

Gab Gabreil was recognized as the newest Platinum Sponsor at The the SJC 100 ft Shoot-out for their contributon to the South Drag Strip Construction. This construction work has a value of over $190,000.00 Central Alberta Raceways sends out a special thanks to Gabriel Construction for this important contribution.

The Alberta government is contributing $430,000 to the expansion of the Central Alberta Raceways at the Rimbey Kinsmen Motorsports Park.

Started in 2003, Central Alberta Raceways hosts a number of racing events each year and attracts over 15,000 racers and racing fans from across the province and Western Canada.

“Whether it’s on the snow or on the track, racing is a sport enjoyed by Albertans all year round,” said Hector Goudreau, Minister of Tourism, Parks, Recreation and Culture. “We are pleased to support a project that will provide thrills and excitement for local spectators and visitors from around the world.”

The $430,000 grant will go towards the expansion of the racing venue and construction of a new paved track. The total project cost is an estimated $869,000 and is part of a long range development plan to make the Rimbey Motorsports Park a premier multi-motor sport racing venue in Western Canada.
Funds for the expansion are being provided as part of the Alberta government’s Major Community Facilities Program. This two-year, $280-million lottery-funded program, helps municipalities, not-for-profit organizations and Aboriginal communities plan, upgrade or build major public-use facilities that enhance community life.

“This new track is estimated to be one of the longest paved drag racing tracks in Alberta,” said Ray Prins, MLA for Lacombe-Ponoka. “We hope this expansion will help draw more than double the number of people that come to the Raceways each year.”

Jeff Makofka, President of the Rimbey Kinsmen Club added, “Our community project has come a long way and we will now be able to get into the next gear. The community support has been outstanding and with these new funds we can proceed with the completion of a new drag strip for Alberta.”

Supporting community organizations and investing in infrastructure are part of Premier Ed Stelmach’s plan to secure Alberta’s future by building communities, greening our growth and creating opportunity.