
Featherlite Fall Jamboree
USMTS Modified Crown Jewel • 1999–2026
The Fall Jamboree began at Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City, Iowa, in 1999 and moved to Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley, Minnesota, in 2002. It has grown into one of the defining multi-night dirt modified weekends in the Upper Midwest and one of the longest-running traditions in USMTS history.
The Fall Jamboree is an annual championship weekend with its own title history, changing multi-night formats, non-qualifier races and support divisions. The headline championship lineage runs continuously from 1999 through the 28th annual edition in 2026. The first three editions were staged at Hamilton County Speedway; Deer Creek has been the event's home since 2002.
Rodney Sanders won Thursday's opening feature on September 21, 2023. Weather wiped out the remaining two nights. A planned April 26–27, 2024 "Fall Jamboree-do" makeup was then canceled because of rain and cold and was not rescheduled. The museum therefore preserves 2023 as the 25th annual edition with no championship winner.
The Drivers Who Repeated
1999–2026 Fall Jamboree Champions
Recent Jamboree USMTS Features
The museum now has the authoritative championship winner chronology for all 28 annual editions, the exact 2023 cancellation/makeup history, and 232 full-field USMTS finishing positions covering every completed Jamboree feature from 2023 through 2026. Earlier editions can be expanded next with full finishing orders, preliminary-night winners, Non-Qualifier results and the changing USRA support divisions.