Driver & Team News

Race car driver Cale Conley, of Vienna, WV, has announced his partnership with Dave Jessup Racing (DJR) to run Tony Stewart’s Arctic Cat All-Star Circuit of Champions 2018 season.

After a successful season in 2017 in his first year in the Chiappelli Motorsports #98, Carl Bowser and the #98 team will launch the driver’s rookie season with the All Star Sprint Circuit of Champions in 2018.

Harli White has great news following a successful partnership at the 32nd annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals.

The Buckeye Bullet’ Dave Blaney will return to full time sprint car racing in 2018 for the first time since 1997 with the All Star Sprint Circuit of Champions in the Pete Grove-owned No. 70.

The “Myerstown Missile” Brent Marks will kick-off his 2018 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series campaign in style, debuting a white ride featuring all major partners, most of which returning to Brent Marks Racing from years prior.

Dan Motter, who has had a lifelong love for sprint cars dating back to his early days of driving in 1973, announced that effective today Motter Motorsports will cease operations.

From Inside Line Promotions WARRNAMBOOL, Vic. (January 2, 2018) – Dominic Scelzi improved his results throughout each of the five World Series Sprintcars Speedweek races to kick off his second trip to compete in Australia. […]

Cody Freeman didn’t get to race a lot in 2017, but he is extremely excited to change that in 2018.

The eight-driver NOS Energy Drink Team includes Midget winners, a NASCAR champion, a World of Outlaws champion, Knoxville Nationals winners…

Sam Hafertepe Jr. put himself in the record books in 2017 in winning his second consecutive Lucas Oil ASCS National Series title. The Sunnyvale, Texas native tied Gary Wright’s record with fifteen wins in a season with the series. For 2018, the beat will go on for Sam, but with a new team. He’ll be partnering with the Canada based Hill’s Racing team.

The “Kunkletown Kid” Ryan Smith will stay active during the winter months, first tackling five events in Western Australia between December 26 and January 6, all before making a last-minute trek back across the Pacific Ocean for the Chili Bowl Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma.