Dodge City Raceway Park Set to Host Annual Dave Garmann Memorial June 13–14

DODGE CITY, Kan. — Dodge City Raceway Park will come alive with two nights of racing this weekend as the annual Dave Garmann Memorial takes place on Friday and Saturday, June 13–14. The event, sanctioned by the United Rebel Late Model Series, pays tribute to the late Dave Garmann—one of southwest Kansas’s most respected grassroots racers.

Racers and fans from across the region will gather to honor Garmann’s legacy in what has become one of the most meaningful weekends on the DCRP calendar. A longtime competitor known for his smooth driving style, mechanical knowledge, and kindness in the pits, Garmann’s influence continues to be felt throughout the Kansas racing community.

Full Weekend of Racing

The weekend will feature a full program for the United Rebel Late Models on both Friday and Saturday. Support divisions will also be in action each night.

Friday, June 13 Lineup:

  • United Rebel Late Models

  • IMCA Modifieds

  • IMCA Northern SportMods

  • IMCA Stock Cars

Saturday, June 14 Lineup:

  • United Rebel Late Models

  • IMCA Modifieds

  • IMCA Northern SportMods

  • Hobby Stocks

Grandstands open at 5:00 p.m. each night. Hot laps begin at 6:30 p.m., with racing to follow.

Ticket Information

General Admission:

  • Adults – $15

  • Kids 12 and under – Free with a paid adult

Pit Passes:

  • $35 (available at the gate)

Concessions and merchandise will be available both nights. Fans are encouraged to arrive early for the best seats and to take part in a weekend that celebrates not only great racing but the memory of a beloved racer.

Honoring a Local Legend

In tribute to Garmann, fans are encouraged to wear red—his signature car color—on Saturday. A special moment of remembrance will be held during opening ceremonies prior to the night’s feature events.

“Dave was the kind of racer who made the sport better for everyone around him,” said Dodge City Raceway Park promoter, Kyler Fetters. “This event is about more than just racing—it’s about remembering the people who helped build our sport.”

For additional information, updates, and race weekend details, visit www.dodgecityraceway.com or follow Dodge City Raceway Park on Facebook.

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