Wagler Competition Products, known for its diesel performance parts, has taken its research and development program “to the next level” by opening Wagler Motorsports Park (WMP) in Lyons, Indiana.

Jeremy Wagler, the owner of Wagler Competition Products, has converted the former Lyons Raceway Park into a private motorsports testing facility. The 1/8-mile dragstrip was closed in July 2016.

Built in 1996, the current facility received the NHRA North Central Division "Track of the Year" awards in 2010, 2011 and 2012. Wagler plans to expand with the addition of a sled-pulling track and a professional dyno-tuning facility by the name of Critical Calibration, Inc. (CCi).

CCi will allow for initial dyno results to be tested in a real-world environment on the strip. CCi will also become the headquarters of Critical Mass Motorsports (CMM), the Wagler/EZ LYNK partnership that campaigns the diesel-powered Pro Mod 1937 Chevy known as the “Screwed Coupe.”

Wagler Competition Products intends to use the venue for automotive industry manufacturers to come together and share data. The manufacturer works closely with many companies including EZ LYNK, S&S Diesel Motorsport, PSI Superchargers, Callies Performance Products, Comp Cams, and RideTech.

WMP has enlisted track prep specialist Kurt Johnson of Total Venue Concepts. Just one and a half hours from Indianapolis International Airport and 10 miles off Interstate 69 in rural Southern Indiana, WMP is set for race and pulling teams to test conveniently and discretely. While the race track will not be open to the public every weekend, WMP will host the following special events in 2018:
 
·   Team 260 Neglection No Prep, May 18–20
·   Wagler Diesel Competition, June 8–9
·   No Box Nationals, June 14–17
·   Southeast Gassers Association, July 28

For track rental inquiries, contact track@waglercompetition.com.