WISSOTA Auto Racing is a democratic promoters association for dirt track racing across Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Manitoba, and Ontario. WISSOTA is comprised of approximately 50 member tracks, an elected 7 member board of directors, and 4 employees. The association exists to benefit its Member Tracks to enhance safe, profitable, and successful dirt track racing, through unified, cost effective rules, policies, and procedures enacted within a democratic environment. WISSOTA Auto Racing has rules and procedures for 8 divisions of dirt track racing which see over 2,600 drivers annually. WISSOTA is also home to the award winning WISSOTA 100, an annual event that is hosted by a chosen member track. This premier event is the proving grounds for many of the drivers, and it provides the hosting member track the ability to showcase their facility to people from around the country. WISSOTA Auto Racing also operates the WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series, which is a traveling dirt Late Model series that runs under the WISSOTA rules and procedures. The series runs approximately 20 events each season, and runs at both weekly tracks as well as tracks that are not yet under the WISSOTA flag.