Street Stocks and Modifieds tear up the track at Lincoln Speedway.

On Saturday night, Mother Nature did Norm Horn and the Lincoln Speedway a favor, when she dropped only slight sprinkles on the track early in the evening, then moved on eastward.

While the races were under way, a rainbow in the east showed that at least someone in Logan County got a little rain.

In the meantime, though, race fans who came to see their regular favorites in Street Stock and Modified classes were not disappointed as the evening produced a terrific show for the local boys as well as those coming in for the POWRi Midget and Winged Sprint races.

For full details of the racing action, be sure to check out the report from the Lincoln Speedway in our Local Sports section.

Pictures by Nila Smith

Obviously used to the noise and commotion, this little pooch sat calmly watching the cars as they ran their practice laps.

Race director and flagman Marty Spear stands ready for the races to begin.

The No. 14, driven by Brian Lynn, takes turn 4 on three wheels.

Street Stocks slide into turn 4 during the early hot laps.

Then they slide into turn 1 for their second lap around the track.

If they were going any faster, there would be nothing but a blur!

Shaun Garrison of Dawson, aka "Rookie," driving the 11G, found himself in victory lane in the Street Stock class feature.

Brian Lynn, aka "Flyin' Brian," captured his 10th feature win of the 2011 season. Lynn hails from Mason City and has been a regular at the Lincoln Speedway for the past several years.

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