Limited Late Models are a
more affordable version of the Super Late Model style car. These
machine have some restrictions to help lower the cost of the car in
relation to the Super Late Model class. However they are a racing
machine from the ground up. The biggest difference between the
Limited Late Models and the Super Late Models is their engines, and the
fact that Limited Late Models run on a narrower tire. None the
less, these cars are fast machines and are the top division at several
tracks in the state of Wisconsin.
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The
Car-Quest Super Late Models run a three track circuit throughout the summer, and are the
top weekly division at Marshfield Super Speedway. These cars are fabricated from the
ground up are true-racing machines. Their 500+ H.P. engines can propel them over 100 MPH
on the straights.
The
Central Wisconsin Super Stock Association governs the rules for these cars which also
compete at three tracks weekly. The cars are based off a stock production frame but many
modifications are allowed to the chassis and the motors have high performance parts. The
cars are less expensive than the Late Models and provide fans with 3 wide racing!
The
newest class of racing at Marshfield Super Speedway is a spin off of the popular 2-Man
Cruiser division. This class, the 1-Man Cruiser class, uses the same basic stock
street car, but there is just a single operator of the vehicle. 
The 4
Cylinder class is designed to be an entry level division. These inexpensive 4
cylinder race cars enjoy the wide open racing surface here at Marshfield Super
Speedway. The 4 cylinder class is among the most affordable of all the divisions for
those wishing to experience the thrill of racing.
A
division where the drivers have NO FEAR! The two wheeled daredevils take to the
track on motorcycles several times throughout the season. Approaching 100 M.P.H.
these guys are truly the most fearless of all the classes of racers taking to the track at
Marshfield Super Speedway.