Advance General Admission tickets for The Swiss Colony All-Star Challenge presented by Rockweiler Insulation featuring Matt Kenseth & Tony Stewart, the fifth event of the ASA Midwest Tour season at Madison International Speedway, an ASA Member Track, are on sale at...

Clear Channel Madison
2651 Fish Hatchery Road, Madison, WI

During normal business hours, Monday through Friday. Advance tickets will be on sale until race day morning.

Advance ticket prices:

Adults (18 & up): $20 ($25 on race day at the track)
Children (Ages 7-17): $10 (same price on race day at the track)
Ages 6 and Under: FREE

Cash or Check only and no refunds.

Event Date: Tuesday, June 29th (Raindate Wednesday, June 30)

Grandstand gates open at noon
Practice - Noon to 4:00 p.m.
Qualifying - 4:00 p.m.
Racing - 7:00 p.m.
ASAMT 100-lap feature start - around 8:00 p.m.

2003 NASCAR Champion wins both features while Ross Kenseth finishes second and sixth to finish second overall.

By: Kevin Ramsell
Matt, Ross, and Bobby Wilberg (Doug Hornickel/Fastlapphoto.com)OREGON, WI (Sunday, August 30, 2009) - Many have wondered when it would take place and it finally did today as Matt Kenseth raced in the same event as his 16-year-old son Ross for the first time ever in a late model feature event at Madison International Speedway, an ASA Member Track, in Oregon, WI. The fans in attendance got to see what they hoped to see, both of them racing for a win.

That happened in the first of two 50-lap feature event where father and son competed with the weekly MIS Rockweiler Insulation Late Models. Ross would start on the outside of the front row with Matt starting seventh.

By: Kevin Ramsell
CAMBRIDGE, WI (Tuesday, August 25, 2009) – This Saturday night will be memorable as Matt Kenseth, the 2009 Daytona 500 champion, will get behind of the wheel of a Madison International Speedway weekly late model and will compete in a twin 50-lap feature event that will also have his 16-year-old son, Ross, racing in the same event for the first time ever. The racing action will get underway at 7:00 p.m.

Matt and Ross will be competing with the MIS weekly Rockweiler Insulation Late Models in a twin 50-lap feature event that will pay the overall winner $3,000 and each driver that starts both features will get at least $500.

Joining the Rockweiler Insulation Late Models will be the Mid-American Stock Car Series who will be competing in a “Split 50” feature event, an event that will be raced in two 25-lap segments.

THERE WILL BE VIP TICKETS ON SALE ON RACE DAY!!!!

CAMBRIDGE, WI (Friday, July 17, 2009) — Roy Kenseth of RK Race Promotions is pleased to announce that his VIP Hospitality package scheduled for Saturday, August 29, at The Milwaukee Mile will now be honored on the same day at Madison International Speedway in Oregon, Wis. The track will be co-promoting the “Triple 50’s” on the 29th with RK Race Promotions.

The MIS weekly Rockweiler Insulation Late Models will compete in a twin 50-lap feature event that will include, for the first time ever, father vs. son as Matt Kenseth goes head-to-head against his 16-year-old son, Ross, along with the weekly MIS competitors.

Also on track will be the Mid-American Series in a 50-lap feature. The Mid-Ams were originally scheduled for The Milwaukee Mile and will be a welcome addition to this event.

Matt Kenseth Hospitality Package Available, Includes Pit Pass For Limited Time

By: Kevin Ramsell
CAMBRIDGE, WI (Friday, August 01, 2008) – For the second year in a row RK Race Promotions has teamed up with The Milwaukee Mile to promote the Wisconsin All-Star 100 with Matt Kenseth as part of The Mile’s Annual Governor’s Cup Weekend.

On Sunday, August 24, Matt Kenseth will be joined by NASCAR points leader Kyle Busch and the best super late model racers in the Midwest in the Wisconsin All-Star 100 with Matt Kenseth event.

For the first time, this special event will be a championship points event for the American Speed Association Kwik Trip Midwest Tour presented by ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment, which will increase the competition for Kenseth, who won convincingly last August in a 50-lap race at The Mile.