About the ULMA
The primary objective of ULMA is to secure the future of late model racing by utilizing a unified set of rules, which racing venues, track owners/promoters, and special-event organizers may use for late model racing. ULMA believes this concept benefits tracks and drivers, especially the tracks who cannot afford to host super late model racing and the drivers who cannot afford to compete with super late model touring series.
Latest News
Lucas Cattle Company ULMA Late Model drivers are reminded it's that time of the year to purchase their ULMA membership license for the 2021 season.. (GS Stanek Racing Photography)
WHEATLAND, MO. (Feb. 22, 2021) - As the Lucas Cattle Company ULMA Late Models get ready to embark on a 17-race schedule in 2021, drivers are reminded they must purchase a ULMA membership license prior to competing.
Jason Sivils of Bolivar is ready for a return to ULMA Late Model action this season after a violent rollover accident in last season's first feature at Lucas Oil Speedway. (GS Stanek Racing Photography)
WHEATLAND, MO. (Feb. 11, 2021) - Jason Sivils’ 2020 racing season was over almost before it began when he took a brutal rollover on the front straightaway just as Lucas Oil Speedway’s opening-night feature went green.
Cole Henson (31) has a 32-point lead over Larry Ferris (51) heading into this weekend's Lucas Oil Cattle Company ULMA Late Model finale at Lucas Oil Speedway. (GS Stanek Racing Photography)
WHEATLAND, Missouri (Sept. 30, 2020) - When the 2020 Lucas Oil Speedway season began back in May, Cole Henson had the goal of winning either the Warsaw Auto Marine & RV ULMA track championship or the Lucas Cattle Company ULMA season championship.
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