Woods Brothers Raceway will be back in action on Saturday after a three-week break. The planned session for last week was cancelled after storms brought rain, hail and high winds to the track south of Sallisaw on Highway 59.

To help with the rising cost of traveling to and from the races, there will be racing only on Saturdays. With the $3-plus cost of gas, the expense of filling the tow trucks' gas tanks is about $40. In 10 races, the Saturday-only format will help racers that used to attend the test-and-tune sessions on Friday and come back on Saturday save about $400 during the season.

Saturday's racing will have a new format. First gates will open at 4 p.m. for the normal bracket series with Super Pros six-second cars and the growing No Electronics Class. The Street Class rounds it out for the cars that are not quite a race car and still can be driven on the street.

The big change in the Saturday program will take place after the bracket races are done at about 10:30 p.m. That's when a test-and-tune and heads-up grudge racing will start.

For more information about rules for mufflers and lights, visit the track's Webste at www.woodsbrosraceway.com.