Tom Egan Photo

06/03/2026

A rare case of Felony Body Panel Theft occurred in the Kidney Bean Classic main event

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

Excited for a huge month of June ahead that includes several big events and a lot of firsts: first opportunity to finally shoot Speedweek + a bit of a BMX event, and I'll be making my first ever trip out to Madras Speedway to cover the PHRA Racing Dwarf cars + NW Dwarf Cars Showdown

06/01/2026

By Jack Mitchell BANKS, Ore. (May 30, 2026) — Karl Kustoms IMCA Modifieds packed the pit area Saturday night at Sunset Speedway Park, producing the division’s largest turnout of the season and one of its most entertaining races. Joey Tardio, piloting Jake Walters owned No. 67 machine, surprised...

05/31/2026

Tonight's Kidney Bean Classic winners at Sunset Speedway

05/30/2026

Memorial Day Night 2 photos, featuring the Wingless Sprint Series at River City Speedway are now available: tomeganphoto.com/2026/May-24

Tom Egan is a motorsport photographer located in St. Helens, Oregon; covering River City Speedway, Sunset Speedway, and other motorsports in the Pacific Northwest.

05/29/2026

Eddie Farness pulled out the old tactical smokescreen for the street stock trophy dash win on Sunday

05/29/2026

Memorial Day Night 1 photos featuring the Wingless Sprint Series at River City Speedway are now available: tomeganphoto.com/2026/May-23

Tom Egan is a motorsport photographer located in St. Helens, Oregon; covering River City Speedway, Sunset Speedway, and other motorsports in the Pacific Northwest.

05/27/2026

By Jack Mitchell BANKS, Ore. (May 24, 2026) — Craig Cassell put together a dominant weekend during the Spring Challenge at Sunset Speedway Park, sweeping both Karl Kustoms IMCA Modified feature events. Cassell, from Albany, took command of Saturday’s 30-lap feature after getting around early le...

05/08/2026

🚨 Car haulers traveling from out of town for IMCA Wild West Speedweek:

The run from Sunset Speedway to River City Speedway is about an hour, shortest route from Highway 26 to Highway 30 will take you on Cornelius Pass.

Just so the large haulers don't have any surprises at night, there is a switchback and a chicane to be aware of if you're not familiar with the area. The shoulders around the hairpins are extra wide though.