Blue River Raceway

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒏𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝒂 𝑪𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒕𝒆𝒓
(I’m still in denial, so here it goes..)

As their tenure ends and they step back for the next leaders of BRR, we want to take a moment and thank Brandon and Trevor.

These two have poured an absolute ton of time, energy, and heart into creating, leading the board, and keeping the track running at its best, it’s impossible to sum up the last four years in a single post. Brandon and Trevor deserve every bit of appreciation heading their way.

Most people only see race day, but they don't see the countless hours of track prep, maintenance, setup, and late-night problem-solving that go into making weekly racing actually happen. Doing all of that while still stepping up to race themselves, run their own race teams, and have full-time jobs is no small feat.

We all saw an extra layer of commitment during the flood, as their homes were being threatened, they showed up and made sure BRR was safe too.

Trevor and Brandon, thank you both for your leadership, your dedication, all of the unseen hours, and everything you’ve done for our racing community over the last four years. We’re all better off because of the work you put in! 🏁🙌

Who knew what Trevor’s response to a single Facebook post 10 years ago would lead to? It’s been a hell of a ride.

Also, they still have to get through banquet planning 🤣❤️🏁

Still under water, not sure what’s in the sky ☀️but we hope it helps!

Forecast has it rising a bit more, but we hope the worst is done. Rebuilding will come, it will be a tall task.

Credit 🤳Trevor - risking it for updates

We are still sitting here in disbelief from support - thank you again for everyone showing up - and in disbelief in how it looks this morning. All of your effort was not for nothing, we saved a lot of equipment as this is the current state this morning. Again thank you to everyone for showing up.

BRR Board - it takes a village

Special thanks to Cory Lyons at Braxter Construction for delivering equipment and letting us use in a rush and Jim Krupicka for bringing out his skid steer.

WOW.
A huge, heartfelt THANK YOU for everyone showing up. The rain and torrential downpour at the end were no joke. We seriously cannot thank everyone for showing up, especially when you have your own things to handle.

Prayers to everyone being impacted at their homes, we hope it’s not as bad as forecasted. Now we wait.

We hope everyone made it home, and are drying out. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

*these photos do not do justice to the environment— it was too wet to take pictures except for a 10 min gap. Insane.

9/29/26, 5:45PM:
If anyone is around Crete or wants to save the racetrack, please head there NOW to help us tear down. The river is forecasted and we have to pull things out now.

Hands - all the hands we can get please.

Park by restrooms or road - do not make turn to pit shack.

Thank you so much!