facility, announced a more extensive schedule for the 2018 season which features 10 events, significantly more than in recent years. Media Track events are no longer broadcast as Crossroads Communications is no longer affiliated with the Track. In 2009 WTHI Hi-99 became the official track station, though the races were not broadcast. Hut Hundred The track held the major midget car racing event since 1954. Event winners include AJ Foyt, Tony Bettenhausen, Don Branson, Tony Stewart, and 1990 winner Jeff Gordon. Rich Vogler won the event eight times, including six in the seven years between 1983 and 1989. Al Herman won the first event in 1954. In 2009 the event was not held and in 2010, it moved to the Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana. The Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, Indiana hosted the race in 1987. The 1989 race was held at the Lawrenceburg Speedway. In 1988, 2000 and 2001, the Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, Indiana hosted the race. Winners 1954 Al Herman 1955 Tony Bettenhausen 1956 Tony Bettenhausen 1957 Gene Hartley 1958 Don Branson 1959 Gene Hartley 1960 Bob McLean 1961 A. J. Foyt 1962 Ronnie Duman 1963 Bob Wente 1964 Bob Tattersall 1965 A. J. Foyt 1966 Don Branson 1967 Mel Kenyon 1968 Mike McGreevy 1969 Bob Tattersall 1970 Larry Rice 1971 Jerry McClung 1972 Pancho Carter 1973 Bill Englehart 1974 Bobby Olivero 1975 Pancho Carter 1976 Gary Bettenhausen 1977 Bubby Jones 1978 Rich Vogler 1979 Johnny Parsons 1980 Rich Vogler 1981 Warren Mockler 1982 Ron Shuman 1983 Rich Vogler 1984 Rich Vogler 1985 Rich Vogler 1986 Rich Vogler 1987 Johnny Heydenreich 1988 Rich Vogler 1989 Rich Vogler 1990 Jeff Gordon 1991 Stevie Reeves 1992 Steve Knepper 1993 Tony Stewart 1994 Kevin Doty 1995 Tony Stewart 1996 Kevin Olson 1997 Jason Leffler 1998 Donnie Beechler 1999 Dave Darland 2000 Jay Drake 2001 Tracy Hines 2002 Mike Hess 2003 Dave Darland 2004 Bobby East 2005 Johnny Rodriguez 2006 Darren Hagen 2007 No race 2008 Cole Whitt 2009 No race 2010 Bryan Clauson 2011 Zach Daum 2012 Brady Bacon Results References: Hulman Classic One of USAC non-wing sprint car racing's biggest races had its inaugural running at the Terre Haute Action Track in 1971. Named the Hulman Classic in honor of Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Tony Hulman (who was still alive at the time), the race falls during the week of the Indianapolis 500. In its inaugural year,