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Memorializing one of the most popular USMTS racers ever, the Grant Junghans Memorial will once again pay $10,002 to the winner while every main event starter will earn at least $1,202.
14 mar 2016 · Grant Junghans was first diagnosed with cancer in February of 2010 when he felt a small knot in his shoulder, about the size of a pea. He had surgery at a hospital near his home in Kansas to...
The biggest and richest one-day event in the history of dirt modified racing will take place this Friday, Sept. 30, when more than 100 dirt Modified drivers converge on the Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City for the inaugural Grant Junghans Memorial presented by BriggsAuto.com.… watch video
14 mar 2016 · Junghans turned hundreds of laps at Deer Creek in his No. 2 Modified, often while racing with the United States Modified Touring Series. Last year turned out to be Junghans' last in a race car. He died over the weekend, at just 27 years old, after a six-year battle with Neuroendocrine Carcinoma, a form of cancer that causes tumors to randomly ...
We played this Grant Junghans tribute video Saturday, during our live show. We wanted to share it with everyone. He meant so much, to so many people, and...
Grant Junghans Memorial returns to Kansas City August 4. July 7, 2023. The 7th Annual USMTS Grant Junghans Memorial presented by Shop Quik takes place Friday, August 4, at the legendary Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas. The one-day blockbuster will see the winner walk away with $12,002 and every starter gets no less than $1,302.
If you're Grant Junghans, you never even consider putting the brakes on. You go at that cancer as hard as you drive your Modified into the corners at your local dirt track.
