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Ryan Timms Breaks Through for First Knoxville Win!

Oklahoma City’s Ryan Timms set a blistering pace and held off Brian Brown to win his first ever feature event Saturday at the Knoxville Raceway in the 410’s. Clint Garner won for the first time in almost three years in the Randall Roofing 360 class. […]

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Knoxville 410 Practice Night Sees 43 Cars!

Forty-three cars participated in Thursday’s practice at the Knoxville Raceway. The practice session was open to 410 sprint cars only in anticipation of the weekend’s Premier Chevy Dealers Clash featuring the NOS Energy Drink World of Outlaws. […]

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Huge Field Expected for World of Outlaws Spring Knoxville Trip

There’s never a bad time to visit “The Sprint Car Capital of the World.” The entire sport converges on Knoxville Raceway in August for the NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey’s, but the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars make a pair of trips prior to “The Granddaddy of ‘Em All.” […]

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Parker Price-Miller Moves to Forbrook Motorsports in 2025

Moving into 2025, Parker Price-Miller will have a new home. Competing fulltime with High Limit Racing in his family-owned car in 2024, Price-Miller now eyes the 2025 Knoxville Raceway Championship as he will compete for famed car owner, Guy Forbook. […]

Emerson Axsom in victory lane at Knoxville Raceway. (Image courtesy of Knoxville Raceway)
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Axsom Becomes Seventh First Time 410 Sprint Car Winner on Championship Night at Knoxville

Champions were crowned Saturday on McKay Insurance Group Season Championship Night at the Knoxville Raceway. Emerson Axsom won his first career 410 feature at Knoxvillle, while Austin McCarl won his third track championship with the series. Aaron Reutzel won his sixth 360 feature of the year Saturday, while Jamie Ball claimed his first season title. Ryan Navratil won for the second time in a row with the Pro Sprints, while Mike Mayberry claimed his second track championship in a row by just ten points. […]