Knoxville Raceway
FRIDAY MEANS GOLF, MANUFACTURERS, SAFETY, HISTORY, POSSE, RACING FILMS…
… HODNETT’S, TATNELL, LASOSKI AT SPRINT CAR MUSEUM […]
Knoxville Raceway
… HODNETT’S, TATNELL, LASOSKI AT SPRINT CAR MUSEUM […]
The “Experienced Veteran” vs. the “Young Gun” was on display on the opening night of the 51st Annual Goodyear Knoxville Nationals Wednesday. Sammy Swindell was running the Nationals before Davey Heskin was born, but the two put on a show that fans will remember for some time. In the end, it was Swindell in Victory Lane, grabbing win #47 at the famous half-mile. Swindell also emerged as the high-point getter with 490 points, and assured the Germantown, Tennessee driver of a starting spot close to the front for Saturday night’s championship event.
After Kyle Larson’s win in the United States Auto Club (USAC) Casey’s General Stores Ultimate Challenge at the Southern Iowa Fairgrounds in Oskaloosa on Tuesday, defending Jesse Hockett “Mr. Sprint Car” titlist Sammy Swindell of Tennessee continues to lead the 2011 Cox Design & Metal Fabrication Iowa Speed Week point standings. […]
T.J. has two new blogs featuring jumping on the Kyle Larson bandwagon late, missing Brady Bacon, and his breakdown of Wednesday’s preliminary night at Knoxville.
Kendra Jacobs is back for Knoxville, and here is her first blog during the Nationals.
This year’s Knoxville Nationals Fan Fair forums and “Sixty Minutes in the Trostle Garage with…“ autograph sessions in the National Sprint Car Museum are taking shape as the August 10-13 Goodyear Knoxville Nationals near. […]
Wednesday at the National Sprint Car Museum means wine, beer and cheese, West Coast & World of Outlaws Sprint Car Racing, Dick Wallen films, Robby & Doug Wolfgang and a whole bunch more…
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Kyle Larson doesn’t consider himself a “non-wing” driver, but the Elk Grove, California 19 year old won’t convince the fans who have seen him in action lately. His latest win came at the Casey’s General Stores Ultimate Challenge presented by Searsboro Telephone Company at the Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa, Iowa Tuesday night. […]
In every sport, there’s one event that stands out above all others. In Sprint Car racing, it’s the Knoxville Nationals. There’s history, tradition and, of course, more than $1 million at stake over the course of the four-day event. […]
51st Goodyear Knoxville Nationals at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway… […]
ollowing his win in the All Star Circuit of Champions (ASCoC) Musco Lighting Front Row Challenge at the Southern Iowa Fairgrounds in Oskaloosa on Monday night, defending Jesse Hockett “Mr. Sprint Car” titlist Sammy Swindell of Tennessee has taken the lead in the 2011 Cox Design & Metal Fabrication Iowa Speed Week point standings. […]
Following the United States Auto Club (USAC) Non-Winged Knoxville Nationals (won by Brady Bacon) and the winged 305-cubic-inch sprint car program (won by Chad Huston) Sunday night at the Knoxville Raceway, Tim Shaffer of western Pennsylvania continues to lead the 2011 Cox Design & Metal Fabrication Iowa Speed Week point standings. […]
With another great crowd on hand, Brady Bacon was without peer at the third running of the USAC Knoxville Non-wing Nationals on Sunday night at the Knoxville Raceway. Bacon posted quick-time, won his heat and the feature. It was the Broken Arrow, Oklahoma driver’s first win at a track in which he has played the bridesmaid on a few occasions. It came aboard a XXX Chassis with Wesmar power and was worth $5,000. Chad Huston was also a first-time winner, as he picked up the companion 305 sprint car main event win. […]
Kevin Swindell has grown up
watching his father, the legendary Sammy Swindell, experience triumph and
heart-break at the world-famous Knoxville Raceway. […]
Kevin Swindell Beats All Stars at Knoxville… […]
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