Maine's fast oval track is ready to embark on its 45th season on Saturday afternoon, April 19 at 2 p.m. It also marks the second full season under the ownership and guidance of Richard and Vanessa Jordan on Kingfield.

The 2014 season will once again feature a split schedule where the track's eight regular divisions are divided into two groups which alternate week to week. Group 1 consists of Pro Stocks, Napa Super Streets, Outlaw Mini's and N.E.4-cylinder Pro's. Group 2 will include Late Model Sportsman, Strictly Streets, Thunder 4 Minis and Trucks. Each week a "Flex" race will be added to give fans a five division show. Flex races include various regional touring series, or other events such as Enduros or Flagpole races.

Track announcer/promoter Ken Minott said they are excited to get the season underway.

“Last year we were just getting the operation off the ground. We brought a new team together and tried a few new and creative things to bring Wiscasset Speedway back to life after being dormant for a couple years,” Minott said. “Once again it will all be about giving fans a fun, affordable and timely show. We've got some bigger races and other neat things planned for the fans this season, too.”

The 2014 schedule will be highlighted by the return of The Coastal 200 Late Model Sportsman race Memorial Day weekend; NEMA Midgets and NEMA Lites in early June; Mainely Motorsports TV Fan Appreciation Night and Wiscasset Speedway's 45th Birthday Celebration, both in July; The Boss Hogg 100 Pro Stock race in August; and the McKeage's Top Gun Strictly Shootout in September.