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ASCS Speedweek Returns June 11-15 With Events in Arkansas, Oklahoma
For the first time since 2022, Speedweek is back on the American Sprint Car Series National Tour schedule.
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Drivers Ready to Embrace the Challenge of ASCS Speedweek
The most grueling week in 360 Sprint Car racing lies ahead for the American Sprint Car Series National Tour, as ASCS Speedweek is back on the schedule for the first time in two years.
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ASCS National Tour 2024 Championship to be Determined at Creek County Speedway in November
The American Sprint Car Series National Tour has found its perfect bookend with the 2024 championship set to be determined at Oklahoma’s Creek County Speedway during the Fuzzy’s Fall Fling, Nov. 15-16.
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Hafertepe Jr. Wins Battle of Attrition at Dodge City
In the midst of a race with challenging elements aplenty, Sam Hafertepe Jr. would not be denied, as he collected his first American Sprint Car Series National Tour win of the season at Dodge City Raceway Park Saturday night.
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Bergman Wins at Rush County in Return to Family Team
In his return to his family-owned No. 23 machine, following a short stint in the TwoC Racing car, Bergman collected his second American Sprint Car Series National Tour victory of the season Friday night at Rush County Speedway.
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Payouts Increased for Dirt Down in T-Town at Tulsa Speedway
When the American Sprint Car Series National Tour rolls into Tulsa Speedway, June 28-29, competitors will have more money on the line thanks to more than $3,000 added to the Feature purse.
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American Sprint Car Series Returns to Sunflower State at Rush County, Dodge City
The American Sprint Car Series National Tour will kickstart the summer with a visit to two Kansas bullrings. The weekend begins with a Friday night contest at Rush County Speedway in La Crosse (May 31), and continues 80 miles to the south at Dodge City Raceway Park (June 1).
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ASCS National Tour Speedweek Returns With June Events in Arkansas, Oklahoma
With the new chapter for the American Sprint Car Series comes the revival of the ASCS Speedweek championship for the National Tour in June.
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Oklahoma’s Terry Easum Scores First ASCS Victory at Red Dirt Raceway
The new chapter of the American Sprint Car Series continues to add intriguing storylines with each new paragraph, such as two “firsts” in one night for the National Tour on Friday.
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ASCS National Tour Returns to Oklahoma For Red Dirt Raceway Debut
More than 200 checkered flags have been claimed in Oklahoma with the American Sprint Car Series National Tour, and on Friday, May 10, one will be claimed at Red Dirt Raceway for the first time.
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Rain, Thunderstorms Lead ASCS Officials to Postpone RPM Speedway Event
After RPM Speedway was hit with more than two inches of rain last week and several more inches this week, in addition to weather models showing severe thunderstorms throughout the weekend, American Sprint Car Series and track officials agreed to postpone this weekend’s event.
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New Arrowhead Doubleheader Expands Lucrative National Tour Stretch; June Speedweek Taking Shape
The American Sprint Car Series’ 2024 National Tour continues to expand with Arrowhead Speedway (Colcord, Okla.) adding a two-day event, Sept. 13-14, paying $10,000-to-win for its finale.
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ASCS National Shifts Montana Swing To August
The 2024 lineup of events for the American Sprint Car Series National Tour continues to evolve and come into place, with the most recent update coming in the month of August.
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Rain Cancels Saturday’s ASCS National Tour Event at Super Bee Speedway
Due to overnight rain showers and more storms forecasted throughout the day, Super Bee Speedway and American Sprint Car Series officials have made the decision to cancel Saturday’s ASCS National Tour program with the interest of driver safety in mind.
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Seth Bergman Wins ASCS National Tour Opener at Super Bee in First Event with TwoC Racing
When Seth Bergman got the call from former ASCS National champion Wayne Johnson to come and drive the TwoC Racing ride, he knew he had to make an impact right away.